ZX Spectrum emulator is in the AppStore for iPhone 3GS owners, only
Nov 4, 2009 apple, blog, phones
On the heels of the (removed) C64 emulator, we have a ZX Spectrum copycat called ZXGamer released in the AppStore. What’s strange about it, to say the least, is that it requires an iPhone 3GS to work. The strange office comes from the tactfulness that Spectrum was less powerful machine than C64, “backrest in the days.”
It seems it’s the cryptography issue, and in that sense the diligence acts slow-ish even on the 3GS. I can’t imagine why this is so and I’m hoping that a future update volition solve this issuance. Moreover, there ar some problems with the audio frequency, which volition hopefully also be resolved in the next update.
Anyway, the emulator comes with leash classic games – Cyclone, Batty and Exolon, and I’m sure you’ll be able to add more games right from the app, as soon as it matures. You swordplay exploitation on-screen virtual buttons, which unfortunately don’t looking at rubber-ish at all…
Enough said. AppStore tie is here (the price is $1.99) and we also wealthy person a short demonstration video recording to share after the jumping. Enjoy!
[Via: PocketGamer.co.uk]
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