Manic EMU

• Added WonderSwan support.
• Added NAOMI, Atomiswave, and System SP arcade support.
• Added Flash support · Skin button binding · Hardware keyboard input · Software keyboard input · Touch input.
• Built-in, self-contained JIT — no external debugger required.
• Added Slow Motion.
• Improved GameCube and Wii performance.
• GameCube now supports multi-disc games.
• Improved Wii motion controls.
• Simulate the Wii IR pointer by touch.
• Add games from other emulators via a link.
• Fixed some arcade systems that wouldn’t run.
• Fixed Dreamcast games running too fast.
• Fixed PSP crashes.
• Added NDS lid open/close.
• Improved rotation: with orientation lock on in Control Center, the app no longer snaps back to portrait.
• In-game shortcut tips can now be turned off.
• Landscape library can disable carousel style.
• Smoother landscape carousel scrolling.
• MultiDisc Helper supports more formats.
• Hardware keyboard input for Symbian, Amiga, and C64.
• Added RomM support · LAN self-hosted servers only · Sync only for games imported from RomM · Manual sync only, from the service card’s long-press menu · Pull ROMs, covers, metadata, manuals, and game saves.
• Fixed a launch timeout that could quit the app on older devices.
• N64 now supports ROMs larger than 64 MB.

Manic EMU is an all-in-one retro game emulator for iOS. It brings console, arcade, computer, and mobile Java systems into one app while keeping a clean, sleek UI and smooth gameplay-focused controls.

The sections below keep the app details up front, then connect availability, features, development notes, related documentation, repository layout, and licensing in one place.

Manic EMU does not include ROMs, ISOs, BIOS files, or copyrighted game data. Use legally owned backups, homebrew, and public-domain software only. See the upstream anti-piracy policy for the full project position.

At a Glance:

• App distribution: App Store, StikStore, and SideStore.
• Source target: iOS app built with Xcode 16+, iOS SDK 15+, and Swift 5.9+.
• Emulator model: multiple emulator cores, including Libretro-based frameworks and dedicated cores.