64Touch

A portable game console

Free · In-App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS.

Now with GameCube and WiiU Support 64Touch delivers an authentic console experience on your mobile device with two standout features: The Latch Controller: A revolutionary touch-screen control system built for competitive play. Buttons can be tapped, held, or “latched,” providing the precision needed to master your favorite classics - making mobile console gaming more than just a tech demo. This is the best touch screen controller ever created. Period. Wireless N64 Multiplayer: Share the nostalgia by connecting with friends. 64Touch's N64 multiplayer supports up to two devices. Enjoy split screen co-op anywhere you go.

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GameCube * Introduced GameCube Support * GameCube emulation is completely free-and it's quite performant * Emulation fully supports save states and Quick Resume. * It's worth noting these save-state files are quite large (around 90MB each). * New Controller Skin * Added a custom controller skin designed specifically for GameCube buttons. * The Gamecube Skin can be adjusted in the GameCube settings as Wide or Standard. * Wide gives a bigger screen size. Standard gives a more clean look. Both can be adjusted using a pinch at the top center of the screen. Wii U * Speed and Performance Boosts * Many games should see noticeable performance improvements in this build. * Even if a game was already running at full speed, Wii U emulation is incredibly heavy on mobile hardware. * We must continue to refine and optimize to keep heat down for longer play sessions. * Added Soft Vsync toggle * This is an experimental new Vsync that tries to better maintain performance while lightly pacing games. It's largely untested and experimental. * Fixed various memory leaks * There is less performance degradation now throughout repeat launches. I still recommend a hard reset for best results. General * New Quick Slide Console Switching * Toolbars are great for keeping an app interface clean, but their major drawback is poor one-handed usability. * So, what is the solution to this problem? * A new sliding gesture has been added the bottom-right corner that lets you switch between consoles with a quick swipe. * I think this is something you will appreciate just as much as - if not more than - any other change in this release. * New Save File Options * Added a new option in the settings menu to view your save files directly. * Backing up and importing saves has been transitioned to a Pro feature. * Replaced aggressive Quick Resume with integrated or separate. * You can now choose if you'd like to keep your quick resume state separate or not from your regular save state. * NOTE: Your saves are stored inside the app bundle per Apple's security scoped guidelines for iOS. If you delete the app - your saves will also be deleted. * UI Reversion and Clean Up * The app's interface has been reverted to a classic pre-3.0 style layout. * I think this version is more pleasing to look at and interact with. * A new Icon has been added for GameCube. The default icon has reverted back to "Classic" or "N64". Controller * Fixed a critical issue that was causing input delay on various buttons * 64Touch Button Refinements * Previously, you had to latch the 64Touch button and slide right to quickly remap the button. * This has been replaced by a long-press on the in-game menu (Home) button, which is now fully supported in portrait mode too. * It's easier to understand the button you long press is the one that gets remapped - but you also don't want to trigger that action during normal play. * This functionality is currently disabled in landscape. * You can now slide into the 64Touch logo button in portrait mode * Refactored Controller Mapping section KNOWN ISSUES: * If you use the toolbar to switch consoles the quick swipe does not sync properly. It will be fixed in the next release * The WiiU emulator still NEW and bound to have various issues. I recommend a hard reset for best performance * I am aware of issues in video scenes * The GameCube emulator is in a v1 release and bound to have issues. It's largely untested * The paywall has been disabled while a game is running * The 64Touch quick button change (hold and press on the menu button) is currently disabled in landscape * You may have to reset your device to get the icon switching to work properly

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    Provider
    • Patrick Bridgeman
    Size
    • 94.4 MB
    Category
    • Entertainment
    Compatibility
    Requires iOS 26.0 or later.
    • iPhone
      Requires iOS 26.0 or later.
    • iPad
      Requires iPadOS 26.0 or later.
    • Mac
      Requires macOS 26.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.
    • Apple Vision
      Requires visionOS 26.0 or later.
    Age Rating
    4+
    In-App Purchases
    Yes
    Copyright
    • © 2025 Patrick Bridgeman