Two more consoles • Super Nintendo and NES games play in Retro Pal now, and both consoles are free for everyone. • Saves, speed, rewind, cheat codes and achievements all work on them from the first day. They look like the real thing • Each new console wears its own shell around the game, in portrait and in landscape. • Build your own skin and give every face button its own color, then share a card of it (Pro). Rewind on every console • Rewind reaches Nintendo DS, which needed a much smaller way to keep its much larger snapshots. • Five seconds for everyone, thirty with Pro, on all six consoles. Cheat codes, fixed • A code printed on several lines goes in as one entry, and the app says so before you get it wrong. • A game whose own release has no codes can borrow them from another region of the same cartridge. RetroAchievements • A game with several achievement sets now shows each set with its own count and badge. • Finishing a set, or a whole game, gets its own moment on screen. With a controller attached • Move and resize the game screen when a clip-on controller covers part of the display (Pro). • Each console remembers its own arrangement, in portrait and in landscape.

Play on your TV • Send the game to a television with AirPlay or a cable, while your iPhone keeps the controls (Pro). • On DS, both screens appear on the TV and the touch screen stays on your iPhone. The look of the original hardware • Six video filters, from CRT to LCD grid, applied live and baked into your screenshots and clips (Pro). • Twenty-four Game Boy palettes, chosen per game, free for everyone. Cheat codes without typing them • Browse the community database for the game you are playing and tap a code to add it (Pro). • Codes tidy themselves as you type, and a rejected code now tells you what is wrong with it. Controllers and keyboards • Remap every button, per console, and bind fast forward, screenshot or clip to a spare one (Pro). • Hardware keyboards now work, free. Stick direction and the DS face buttons are fixed. Your games on the Home Screen • Widgets show your games as their box art. One tap opens a game where you left off. • Pick the game and the save each widget opens, or let it follow whatever you played last. Saves and Nintendo DS • Export a game's save to share or keep it, and in-game saves now follow you through iCloud. • Put a Game Boy Advance game in the DS second slot, like the original console did.

• Import several games at once from the Files picker • A ZIP containing several games now lets you choose which ones to add • Locked achievements now show your live progress as you play • Emulator notices no longer appear as achievement unlocks • Game covers now show without flashing, even offline • Small fixes and polish

• Your game library now shows each game's original box art • Set a custom cover for any game: pick a photo, then zoom and crop it to fit • Closing an achievement card opened from the unlock banner now resumes your game right away • Game import error messages are now in your language and explain what to do • Small fixes and polish

RetroAchievements is here. Connect your RetroAchievements account and earn achievements as you play, on all four consoles. Unlock banners with a little chiptune fanfare, a dashboard for every game, a badge wall, your profile in the library, and shareable cards for your proudest unlocks. Optional and free: without an account, everything plays as always. Also in this update: • 5 new languages: Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese, Latin American Spanish • The welcome screen now presents the four supported consoles • Polish and fixes throughout

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