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00:00:00 – 00:09:45
The video provides a comprehensive guide to setting up and customizing the Delta emulator, emphasizing its versatility and user-friendly features. The presenter starts by clarifying the emulator's availability, noting it is accessible in most regions except the EU. They then delve into advanced setup procedures, including downloading BIOS files and firmware to enable Nintendo DS emulation. Customization options, such as applying different skins and organizing game cover art, are explored to enhance the user experience. The video further explains how to connect third-party game controllers like Xbox, PlayStation, and MFi controllers via Bluetooth, demonstrating the flexibility of mapping controls for various consoles. The instrument is praised for its capability to emulate multiple gaming consoles, offering an immersive experience on devices like iPads and the potential for future use with the Vision Pro. The video concludes with an invitation for viewer interaction and further engagement with content on the channel.
00:00:00
In this segment of the video, the presenter addresses a correction regarding the availability of the Delta emulator on the App Store, noting it is accessible in most regions except the EU. They then delve into additional aspects of the Delta emulator not covered previously. Key points include showing how to enable Nintendo DS emulation by downloading necessary BIOS files, connecting a Bluetooth game controller for enhanced gameplay, and customizing the emulator’s interface with different skins and game cover art for better organization.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker walks through the process of setting up a Nintendo DS emulator within the Delta emulator. This includes downloading necessary BIOS files and a firmware bin, and then importing them into the emulator similarly to how one would add a game. Once set up, the emulator functions like a real Nintendo DS, with working touchscreens and controls. The speaker then demonstrates how to customize the emulator with different controller skins by accessing a specific website to download desired skins. These skins can be applied within the emulator settings, allowing users to personalize their experience with various options like Nintendo DS or Game Boy Advance skins.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker demonstrates how to customize skins and set up third-party game controllers for the Delta emulator, compatible with Xbox, PlayStation, and MFi controllers. To use a controller, the speaker explains connecting it via Bluetooth in the iPhone settings and configuring it in the Delta emulator. They emphasize the flexibility of mapping control buttons for various consoles (NES, Genesis, SNES, N64, GBA) to enhance the gaming experience. This setup allows using an Xbox controller to play games like Pokémon Yellow on the emulator, and the speaker highlights the potential for broader use, such as playing on larger screens or different devices. Finally, they express excitement about the Delta emulator’s robust features and its availability for free.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the accessibility of a store and the process required for users in the EU. He highlights his favorite feature: the ability to connect Xbox controllers and map the controls to personal preferences. Additionally, he mentions enjoying the immersive experience of playing on an iPad with a game controller and speculates about its potential use with the Vision Pro. He concludes by giving shout-outs, inviting viewers to leave comments or questions, and encouraging them to watch more videos.