iPhone NES emulator reaches Release Candidate 1

I have just installed the new nes emulator and used the new ifuntastic to put it on my phone. but when i open it no games. confused on why that is or if i have to download games as well. someone let me know thanks.

Carl, the multitouch controls have since been fixed. I can confirm that letting off the d-pad does indeed stop mario from running now. If you read the CHANGELOG for the app, you'll see that controls were the big fix from v.0.58 to 0.99.

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Yeah, I saw that link, but was wondering how one can add ROMs without going through that process, given NES.app and SSH are both on the Installer.app. Seems like there might be a more streamlined option.

I did try using Fugo to get into the iPhone files, and add the ROMs folder, but I am unable to pair. Any thoughts?

Can anyone that has played this provide comment or impressions on the controls?

I saw a video of someone playing marios brothers and on an NES emulator and it appeared that you had to 'tap' the controls to toggle a 'press / release' meaning you'd tap right and mario would run right until you tapped it again.. Seemed totally unintuitive to me and (I can only imagine) almost unplayable..

Anyone with actual experience have something to share?

This is the tutorial i've found for getting NES installed and adding ROMs...
http://www.hacktheiphone.com/iphone_install_nintendo_emulator_mac.html

i can't understand why the developper (i would do it myself if I had the knowledge to), isnt able to have the program pass the kill mediaserv command through on launch, and then re-enabled on quit- without having to run the aliases or commands from the terminal manually..

For Windows users who don't have their iPhone modded yet, the easiest way to get it modded and installed is to use iBrickr ( http://ibrickr.com ) - then grab the package from http://pxl.ibrickr.com and load it into iBrickr's Applications view.

From there, use the Files view to upload ROMs into the /var/root/Media/ROMs/NES folder.

I saw that. However, given my skills as a programmer I've used the Installer.app to get the schtuff on the phone.

I still have no clue as to how one can access those files.

The readme file tells you how. Load your ROMs in to ~/Media/ROMs/NES

i hope everyone is installing now using installer.app
it is amazing and so easy to update programs.