Looking for a new app this weekend?  Here are ten great new apps for the iPhone and iPad that you may want to check out! A beautiful notebook app with different covers, fonts and ink colors.  It’s universal for the iPhone and iPad, and syncs between the two devices using iCloud.  $0.99/£0.69. Released earlier this week and amazingly, still available as a download, this is a working arcade emulator.  It’s universal for the iPhone and iPad, and comes with a selection of classic games.  Grab it while you can!  Free. The latest, universal RPG-style action shooter, with impressive graphics optimized for the iPhone 4S and the iPad 2.  The game also supports AirPlay and iCloud syncing between the two versions.  $2.99/£1.99. A campaign-based action game available for both the iPhone and the iPad, but as separate versions.  A Bluetooth and Wi-Fi multiplayer game mode is also included.  $0.99/£0.69. The popular iPad Read More

Inexplicablemente, y teniendo en cuenta los antecedentes, Apple ha permitiro que el emulador de MAME, iMAME, se cuele en su App Store, así que no dudéis ni un segundo en descargarlo, porque no sabemos si durará mucho. Sobre todo, teniendo en cuenta que es posible cargar ROM’s sin necesidad de usar jailbreak, tal como os explicamos a continuación. Lástima que no sea compatible con el iCade porque sería la repera Read More

...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: iMAME http://t.co/MYXGSgB3... Read More

By Chris Oldroyd, Thursday, Dec 22, 2011 | iMame has just appeared in the App Store, it is a hugely popular app on other platforms as it is an emulator for retro arcade cabinet games from the early 1980’s. The official version comes with a set of seven games pre-installed with no official way to add any more games. If it is easy to add other game ROMS without the need to jailbreak, the app will probably have a short life in the App Store. We recommend you grab this one as soon as you can. iMame is a universal app and also includes support for the iCade. Have an app you’d love to see featured on TiPb? Email us at iosapps@tipb.com, tell us about your app (include an iTunes link), and we’ll take a look. Read More

iMAME is an application designed to recreate the hardware of arcade game systems in software on modern personal computers and other platforms. The intention is to preserve gaming history by preventing vintage games from being lost or forgotten. Die MAME-Portierung in Apples offiziellem iOS-Download-Store tanzt auf diesen Tischen wahrscheinlich nur noch wenige Stunden. Der Download ist kostenlos (App Store-Link) und verspricht TV-Out- sowie iCade-Support. Über eine Möglichkeit den integrierten Games-Bestand auszubauen, ist auch schon geforscht worden – scheinbar erfolgreich. Read More

By Jeff Scott on December 21st, 2011 If classic gaming is your thing, I would highly suggest you grab it right this very second, if not sooner. It can't last long. iMAME has hit the App Store — but for how long. Rarely has an emulator been allowed in the App Store, only when it has been tightly controlled have we seen them. That’s why it’s most surprising that the most popular emulator of all time shows up in it’s i-device glory, iMAME. MAME traditionally offers emulations for literally thousands of coin-op arcade games. Mainly on the classic side, but still. This build includes support for iCade. Put this thing on your iPad, with a few thousand roms, slip it into your iCade and reach classic gaming nirvana. If classic gaming is your thing, I would highly suggest you grab it right this very second, if not sooner. It can’t last Read More

Emulators have had an interesting history on the App Store, to say the least. There are a few emulator apps that have received Apple's blessing, namely Manomio's Commodore 64 [$4.99] and a choice group of similar emulators. More often than not though, they randomly appear, having slipped through the Apple approval system, then are quickly pulled. Right now we've got no clue which side of the fence iMAME [Free] is sitting on, but it's free, so there's absolutely no reason not to download it just to have it. iMame comes preloaded with nine less than stellar ROMs to play, but the real interesting part is going to be whether or not it's possible to side load other ROM files into the app. I've been tinkering around with various tricks to load other ROMs into the app that have worked in other instances of similar emulators on to the App Store, and Read More