More games for your iphone and ipod touch that take advantage of the new platform, hundreds of new arcade, rpg and funny games are appearing over the net, this is a small portion of them.

501 Darts
iPhone 501 Darts. Another great game from MyNuMo. Pub style darts.

Aha!
iPhone Aha!. Bejeweled style game, you have to match colors.

All Lights
iPhone All Lights. Turn on all lights to reveal the picture.

Ane Rouge
iPhone Ane Rouge. Ane Rouge board game on your iPhone

Assassin
iPhone Assassin. This is a crazy online/real life game. You hunt down other iPhone users on the street and make them register.

Avalanche
iPhone Avalanche. Fun brick game.

Baffle
iPhone Baffle. On every row, column or diagonal you must have only one piece of each color and shape.

Bandito Loves Kitty
iPhone Bandito Loves Kitty. Sadic humour game

Battlefleet
iPhone Battlefleet. The old classic Battlefleet game now available on your iPhone

Battleship
iPhone Battleship. Online 2 player version of battleship. You can create a private game with a friend or join a public one.

Bejeweled
iPhone Bejeweled. The mother of all colapse bricks games.

Best Blackjack
iPhone Best Blackjack. That’s the name not a review. Another Blackjack game for the iPhone.

Blackjack
iPhone Blackjack. Classic Blackjack game.

Breakdown
iPhone Breakdown. Popular 3D Breakdown game adapted for the iPhone

Brick Shooter
iPhone Brick Shooter. Shoot as many bricks as you can.

Bubble Trouble
iPhone Bubble Trouble. Bejeweled style game, connect three or more pieces of the same color.

Carmadillo
iPhone Carmadillo. ‘Frogger’ style game but with an unfortunate armadillo that has a hard time crossing the road.

Checkrz
iPhone Checkrz. Classic game of checkers adapted for the iPhone

Chess
iPhone Chess. Chess, most popular board game of all time.

Chess
iPhone Chess. Cellufun’s version of chess

Chess Clock
iPhone Chess Clock. Not exactly a game, but sure it can come handy when blending technology with tradition.

Collapsing Blocks
iPhone Collapsing Blocks. Collapsing blocks puzzle game.

Corridor
iPhone Corridor. 3D game controlled by the landscape/portrait rotation of the iPhone.

Demolition
iPhone Demolition. Colapse 3 bricks of the same color grouped together untill u clear the board.

Dice Roller
iPhone Dice Roller . Roll various type of dices for Dungeons & Dragons.

Dragon Fury
iPhone Dragon Fury. Dragon fighting game.

Duck Hunt
iPhone Duck Hunt. This is our favorite iPhone game. Poor ducks don’t have a chance.

FanClub Blackjack
iPhone FanClub Blackjack. Blackjack game with an Apple logo deck. A nice touch is the landscape mode that provides more space.

Fortune 2.0
iPhone Fortune 2.0. Random funny fortunes. You can add your own for others to see.

Fortune Cookie
iPhone Fortune Cookie. You crumble a cookie by rotating your iPhone, to get your fortune.

Gems
iPhone Gems. Bejeweled style game

Golf Score Card
iPhone Golf Score Card. Golf score utility

Haiku
iPhone Haiku. Submit your haiku or read others.

Horse Racing
iPhone Horse Racing. One of the best designed game in our top. Also one of the few horizontal ones. Simulates bets on horse racings.

iBrick
iPhone iBrick. Tetris game with nice tap control of the pieces.

iFifteen
iPhone iFifteen. 15 tiles game, funny thing is that it does not scramble the tiles for you.

ION Bowling
iPhone ION Bowling. Been designed specifically for the iPhone with great graphics and a simple ‘tap-anywhere’ interface

ION Golf
iPhone ION Golf. NyNuMo’s golf game. Practice that swing!

iTiles
iPhone iTiles. Memory game, you uncover tiles to match similar items.

iTouch
iPhone iTouch. Target practice game. Point the target with your finger on the touchscreen.

iWhack
iPhone iWhack. Classic game with a new touch: you get to whack Steve Balmer.

Jigsaw Puzzle
iPhone Jigsaw Puzzle. Classic jigsaw puzzle game in which you move pieces to complete a picture.

Knight and Squire
iPhone Knight and Squire . Find treasure and kill the dragon.

Knock Out
iPhone Knock Out. Tap the screen to punch the opponent or to dodge his hits.

Lumina Game
iPhone Lumina Game. Memory game. You must press the colored squares in the right order.

Magic iEightBall
iPhone Magic iEightBall. Fortune cookie style game, ask a question, rotate the iPhone a few times and the ball will reveal the answer.

Marble Jumper
iPhone Marble Jumper. Remove as many marbles you can.

Mastermind
iPhone Mastermind. Puzzle game in which you have to guess a code of for colors selected by the computer from 6 colored balls.

Mastermind
iPhone Mastermind. Guess the color combination. Has a nice iPhone style interface.

Mastermind
iPhone Mastermind. Another Mastermind, this one from iSmileys

Match Three
iPhone Match Three. Swap and match 3 identical items on each row or column.

Maze
iPhone Maze. Find your way through random mazes.

Minesweeper
iPhone Minesweeper. Puzzle game the goal is to mark all mines using the clues.

Minesweeper
iPhone Minesweeper. Minesweeper game with the look and feel of the original version.

Missle Command
iPhone Missle Command. Arcade game in which you command a missle base and have to destroy bombs falling on you.

Mobile Pet My Phone
iPhone Mobile Pet My Phone. A virtual pet game where the pet it’s actually a phone

MyNuMo Blackjack
iPhone MyNuMo Blackjack . Classic Blackjack game that takes full advantage of iPhone’s touch screen.

News Match
iPhone News Match. The combo between a news site and an iPhone game. Match the pictures with the news.

Orion’s Belt
iPhone Orion’s Belt. Customize your ship to create the ultimate fighting machine

Othello
iPhone Othello. Classic Reversi style game also related to GO.

Pet Monkey
iPhone Pet Monkey. Cellufun’s mobile pet - Pet Monkey

Pigs A Pop’n
iPhone Pigs A Pop’n. Puzzle game from MyNuMo. You have to feed the pigs. That should be fun!

Poker
iPhone Poker. Casino slot machine style poker.

Pool
iPhone Pool. Make splashes in the pool, you can see other users splashing and they can see you.

Puzzler
iPhone Puzzler. Color conecting puzle, colapse 2 or more conecting pieces.

Qix
iPhone Qix. The goal is to cover as much of the field you can.

Quad Words
iPhone Quad Words. Arrange four connected words by rotating sets of three letters

Quiz
iPhone Quiz. Quizes from iQuizShare.com adapted on a special interface for the iPhone

Quizzler Pro
iPhone Quizzler Pro. You can create or run quizzes.

Reversi
iPhone Reversi. The goal is to sorround your enemy with your pieces.

Reversi
iPhone Reversi. Classic game of Reversi, aka Othello, related to ancient GO.

Scenario Poker
iPhone Scenario Poker. Texas hold’em poker game.

Scrabble
iPhone Scrabble. Scrabble game in which you have to discover words from the available letters in a short time.

Seinfeld Quiz
iPhone Seinfeld Quiz. Quiz game for Seinfeld fans. More than 100 questions.

Shredder Chess
iPhone Shredder Chess. Good ol’ chess. Never gets old.

Sliding Puzzle
iPhone Sliding Puzzle. Another classic puzzle in which you slide picture pieces around to complete the image.

Smash
iPhone Smash. Dinamic arcade game, fun to play. It’s the classic Breakout adapted for the iPhone.

Sokoban
iPhone Sokoban. You have to push all the pieces on a docking area.

Sokoban
iPhone Sokoban. Push all boxes to a docking area.

Solitaire
iPhone Solitaire. Classic solitaire card game.

Solitaire
iPhone Solitaire. The old everlasting Solitaire game.

Solitaire
iPhone Solitaire. Another take on the everlasting Solitaire card game.

Space Wars
iPhone Space Wars. Multyplayer game in which up to 120 players fight over the galaxy.

Spry Poker
iPhone Spry Poker. Video game style Poker.

Stitch Words
iPhone Stitch Words. Combine words from 12 pieces.

Stomp’em
iPhone Stomp’em. Press a white box to STOMP on a flower.

Subsume
iPhone Subsume. Traditional 2 player boardgame that can be played online with other iPhone users.

Sudoku
iPhone Sudoku. Number game. goal is to fill each square, row and line with all numbers from 1 to 9.

Sudoku
iPhone Sudoku. Sudoku game, nice interface, alot of different puzzles

Sudoku
iPhone Sudoku. Another adaptation for the iPhone of the classic Sudoku.

Sudoku
iPhone Sudoku. Yes, it’s another take on the iPhone sudoku. So you have plenty of them to chose from.

Sudoku
iPhone Sudoku. Cellufun’s version of Sudoku

Sudoku Shootout
iPhone Sudoku Shootout. A chalenging player vs player game of Sudoku. Can be played both from the iPhone or from any other browser.

Super Dog
iPhone Super Dog. What can we say. Cute!

Supercars
iPhone Supercars. Our first iPhone game. It’s a simple memory game, you have to match car brands.

Tetris
iPhone Tetris. Tetris. What more can we say.

Think Ahead
iPhone Think Ahead. Play this numbers game against your iPhone

Thumb Scan
iPhone Thumb Scan. Funny results, and NO it does not really scans your fingerprint.

Tic Tac Toe
iPhone Tic Tac Toe. If you need a description for this game, this is not the place to get it.

Tiger Tile
iPhone Tiger Tile. Simple tile game, you need to reconstruct the picture of a tiger.

Tile
iPhone Tile. Simple tile game in which you reconstruct pictures by moving the tiles around.

Tilt
iPhone Tilt. Motion controled arcade game

Video Poker
iPhone Video Poker. Video poker game.

Virtual Pets
iPhone Virtual Pets. 9 virtual pets to chose from

Word Breaker
iPhone Word Breaker. Guess computer’s word before it guesses yours.

Word Rotation
iPhone Word Rotation. You have to put together words by rotating sets of three letters.

Word Search
iPhone Word Search. Find words in this classic puzzle.

Word Spell
iPhone Word Spell. Goal is to arrange the letters to form words.

Wormy
iPhone Wormy. Simple arcade game

Playstation Games
There is a new hack in town that let you emulate games for the playstation 1 in your shiny new iphone. It has a good compatibility rate and features save states and a dynarec for added performance.

Here is the download address: http://zodttd.com/forum/index.php?topic=154.0

Video

compatibility list (the list is bigger at the )
Some of the games that are working just fine in the iphone:

Buster Bros Collection
Buster Bros Collection
Driver
Final Fantasy Tactics

Gran Turismo
Need For Speed 3
Wipeout 2
Wipeout XL
Wipeout XL
Xenogears

command and conquer
gran turismo 2
grand theft auto 2
metal gear solid vr missions
final fantasy origins
game:kings field 2
command and conquer red alert
gran turismo
Crash Team Racing
Tekken 3

Idiot guide to PSX4iPhone:

Step 1: Getting the Program
Click this link to download psx4all v0.1.0.

http://zodttd.com/forum/index.php?topic=154.0

Extract it, by right clicking on the archive and clicking “Extract to psx4iphone_0_1_0″. Step 1 complete. Congratulations.

Step 2:Putting the Program on your iPod touch

Now that you have the program, you need it on your iPoT. Just put it onto your iPoT like you would any other program. In WinSCP or TotalCommander, first connect to your iPod. Then, in the right column, locate to the folder called Applications. Drag the folder “psx4iphone.app” into the left column. Let it do it’s thing. Yay, you put it onto your iPoT.

Since this is an idiot-proof guide, I’m putting a tutorial for WinSCP and TotalCommander in here, just in case you don’t know how to use them.

WinSCP
1.) Download WinSCP from this link: http://sourceforge.net/project/downl…irror=internap

2.) Install it and reboot your computer.

3.) Open up WinSCP. For the Host Name, put your iPoT’s IP Address. To find this, go to Settings on your iPoT, click on Wi-Fi, then click the blue arrow next to your network’s name. The IP address is the first thing you’ll see. Put that into the Host Name box. For User Name, put root. The password is alpine. Those are the only ones that work, no matter what. Make sure the port number is 22. The click Save so you don’t have to enter that crap every time you need to connect. Click OK then click Login. That should work, then put it onto your iPoT.

TotalCommander
1.) Download it from this link: http://www.ghisler.com/download.htm
Then download this too: http://t-pot.googlecode.com/files/T-PoT.0.2.zip

2.) Install TotalCommander.

3.) Extract the T-PoT archive.

4.) Open up TotalCommander. Click on Configuration near the top of the window, then click on Options. Click on Plugins from the left column. Click Configure under File System Plugins (.WFX) in the middle. Click Add then find the T-PoT.0.2 folder and the T-PoT.wfx file in that folder and click Open. Then press Ok, and close TotalCommander. Open it up again and find the drop-down menu over the right column that says “[-c-]”. Drop it down and click on the last option, [-/-]. That should bring you to all the files on your iPoT. I highly recommend using this since it transfers large files very quickly.

Anyways, back to the guide.

Step 3: Setting the Permissions to 755

For this, you can use either Squid or Finder. I use Squid. Download it from Installer, then open it up. Touch Applications, then find psx4all.app. Touch that, then find psx4all at the bottom. Touch that, and you’ll see nine green boxes. Make sure that all of the boxes with Read next to them are checked, same with the ones with Exec next to them. There are also three boxes with Write next to them. Only touch the left-most box, then press Apply. That will set the permissions to 755 and make psx4all work.It should look like this:

Step 4: Putting Games onto your iPoT

Open up WinSCP or TotalCommander and get into your iPoT’s files. This time, go down and click on “var”. Then click “root”, then “Media”, then “ROMs”, then “PSX”. Find the ROM you downloaded on the left column and drag it into the right column. This might take a while, so I highly recommend TotalCommander because it’s the fastest way to transfer games. Let it finish, close TotalCommander or WinSCP, then that’s all there is to it. Congratulations, you’ve gotten PSX games on your iPod touch!

Step 5: Getting the BIOS file

You’re going to want the BIOs file for psx4all. I cannot post it in this thread for legal reasons, so I recommend going to www.google.com and typing something like “scph1001.bin download” and clicking on the first result. Something like that One you’ve got that, extract it and put it onto your iPoT in the psx4all directory. Remember, it’s Applications/psx4all.app. Then, go into Squid and and change the permissions of the scph1001.bin file to 755. There you go!

Nintendo Games

NES.app lets you play Nintendo games on your iPhone. It is a fully functional, feature-rich Nintendo emulator. NES.app uses an emulator core called NESCore, which was forked from pNESx and InfoNES and re-engineered as a highly-portable and high-performance Nintendo emulator core.

In order to use NES.app, you will need ROM images of Nintendo games. ROM images are files containing the dumped instruction code from a physical cartridge. In many cases, you are legally entitled to posess a ROM image of any game that you presently own. ROM images for NES are widely available online, or with the appropriate hardware, you can dump them yourself directly from the cartridge.

Features
Multitouch: Use the directional pad + A + B, or other combinations
Landscape Mode: Turn the iPhone counter-clockwise to play in landscape mode
Zapper Tap: Tap objects on the screen to shoot them
Full Screen: Enlarge your NES picture to the max possible
Save State: Save an instant snapshot of your game and come back to it later
Game Genie: Use Game Genie cheat codes… and many more

NES.app is not iPhoneNES!
NES.app started as a fork of iPhoneNES v0.01, but has been completely rewritten to run very fast, and with many additional features including sound, multitouch support, full-screen, landscape mode, game genie codes, saved games and much more. It now contains zero code from the original iPhoneNES project.

As of recent, stepwhite re-released a much older version of NES.app as iPhoneNES v0.31. I have no idea why, but please be aware that NES.app is in no way affiliated with the iPhoneNES project (which only ever released v0.01 officially). I recommend using the latest version of NES.app instead, which is available below.

ROMs go in /var/root/Media/ROMs/NES (for those of you who don’t read the README).
Source Code

The source code can be downloaded via svn:

svn checkout http://svn.natetrue.com/nesapp

NES ROMs
NES ROMs are widely available on the Internet, and can be easily found using a serach engine. I do not condone the piracy of Nintendo games, however fair use may legally entitle you to download (or dump) the ROMs for games which you presently own, depending on your country of origin.

Download NES.app here
and here
Download the NES emulator + games from here
Please always read documentation before hacking your iphone, it can be damaged and remember Apple doesn’t honored warranty for hacked devices. Got it?

The NES Emulator in Action

Complete information about the NES Emulator
FEATURES

MULTITOUCH

NES.app uses the iPhone’s multitouch sensor to deliver a controller
environment very similar to the original NES controllers. This allows
you to “Run with B”, and so forth. The multitouch programming also allows
you to drag your finger to a different direction or button.

Note: “rolling” your thumb between A & B will allow you to depress both
buttons, just like on the original controller.

ZAPPER

The iPhone’s touchscreen makes for a great way to implement the zapper
gun. Just tap the screen where you want to shoot. Zap-Tap works on many
games including Duck Hunt, Hogan’s Alley, and others, but does not work
at all on the more nonstandard games, such as Chiller and Freedom Force.

SENSORY PAD

Since there is no tactile feedback on an iPhone, it may be more desirable
to play some games with a controller that measures motion, rather than
presses on specific buttons. Activating the ‘Sensory Pad’ option causes
NES.app’s directional pad to track with the motion of your finger,
regardless of where inside the sensory pad you are touching. When sensory
pad is active, the directional pad is replaced with a yellow track sensor.

SOUND

Sound is played through the iPhone’s native interface, allowing you to
hear email dings or accept phone calls while playing NES.app.

FRAME SKIP

Using the frame skip option, games that otherwise might run slightly slow
on your iPhone can be made playable.

An auto-frameskip option is the default, which continually adjusts the
frame skip and frame wait to make your games play as smooth as possible.

FULL SCREEN MODE

Using the full screen option, you can zoom in on your favorite game as
close to “full screen” as the NES aspect ratio will allow.

NOTE: Using full screen mode slows down the display a bit, so your
frameskip will typically bump up by 1, making the game more choppy.

LANDSCAPE MODE

NES.app takes advantage of the iPhone’s tilt sensor and will
automatically switch to a landscape-based view when you tilt your phone
to either side.

SAVE RAM

Games with battery-backed RAM, like Zelda, are automatically saved
to preserve your character data.

SAVE STATE

NES.app can save the state of any game when you exit. Unlike save ram,
which only for certain games with battery RAM, this option allows you to
take a “snapshot” of your game in progress, and come back to it later
right where you left off.

You can choose to start a fresh game from the “All Games” menu, or tap
“Saved Games” and load your previously saved game.

The game state is stored separate from save ram, so if you are playing
games like Zelda, where your game is usually stored to battery ram,
you will not need to save state unless you want to save an exact
snapshot. The save ram from the game is automatically stored
regardless of whether you save state.

TWO PLAYER CONTROLLERS

Although NES.app does not support netplay, you can toggle between
first and second player controllers by tapping the gray bar at the top
of the controller. The controller will change from red to blue to
identify itself as the 2nd player controller. Tap again to switch back.
This is useful for some 2-player games where the players take turns,
and for ROMs like the 1990 World Championship ROM, which requires the
second controller to start.

GAME GENIE

Game Genie was a popular cheat system for the NES. Many cheat codes are
published on the Internet. Up to four game genie codes can be specified
per game via the preferences menu. Load a ROM, then back out into
preferences to edit the genie codes.

NOTES:
Game genie slows down the game slightly, as the CPU is constantly
having to match read addresses with genie codes. This may increase
your auto-frameskip or require a bump if manually adjusting it.
Leave the genie switch “off” when not using it.

It’s also a good idea to turn off full-screem mode if you’re
using game genie.

TIP: For complex codes to start on a particular level, you can
enable the code, then save your game after beginning, disable
the code, and run at full speed again.

PREFERENCES

The following preferences are available by tapping the ‘Preferences’
navigation button…

Auto-Save Game
When active, every game you play will be automatically saved when you
leave the game. You may re-enter the game where you left off by
tapping ‘Saved Games’ from the top of the menu. If you decide to
start a new game, your old saved game will be overwritten.

Swap A/B
Swaps the A/B buttons around. NOTE: The labels do not change, only the
function.

Allow Suspend
When active, this allows you to push the home button, or accept a
phone call from within a game. When you return to NES.app, the game will
continue where you left off. When this feature is disabled, NES.app will
promptly quit instead.

Full Screen
Stretches the game screen to as large as possible, while maintaining
aspect ratio. NOTE: This impacts performance slightly.

Sensory Pad
Changes the directional pad to a sensory pad, which sets the direction
based on finger movement.

Game Genie
Activates any Game Genie codes you have entered at the bottom of the
preferences screen, for whatever game you happen to be playing.

NOTE: Leave this option off unless you are using it.

Advanced Options:

Frame Skip
Allows for manual adjustment of the frame skip. It is recommended you
leave this on ‘A’ for ‘Auto’.

Color Palette
This option allows you to change the color scheme of NES games to your
liking. The following palettes are available:

A: Standard palette, optimized for iPhone
B: Standard palette, unoptimized (used in older versons of NES.app)
C: Original NTSC palette
D: Original PAL palette

CPU Clock
The CPU clock controls the frequency of the CPU during rendering. As of
present best-practice, 339 provides accurate rendering for most games
and is the default. 341 can be used to tweak any games that you might
have a problem with, or if you find a game that doesn’t run using 339
cycles.

Bass Boost
Boosts the triangle wave output (responsible for most basslines).

Debug Mode
Debug mode draws colored rectangles over the hot spots of your game
controller, and also writes a diagnostic log to /tmp/NES.debug for
development.

NOTE: Leave this option off unless you are using it.

Add -DDEBUG to your CFLAGS to build with this option

HOW DO I…

Q. Upload ROMs to my iPhone?
A. Try iPhuc, iFuntastic, iBrickr, or set up SSH on your iPhone

Q. Reset my game?
A. Tap ‘ROM List’ and then tap your ROM again

Q. Adjust my volume?
A. With the volume buttons on the left.

Q. Use the player 2 controller?
A. Touch the top gray bar to switch between player 1 and player 2. The
controller buttons and text will change from red to blue when 2 player
is active.

Q. Press A & B at the same time?
A. In recent versions, you can now roll your thumb from one button to the
middle of both buttons. Both A and B should show up in the active control
window. Sliding your thumb from one side to the other will gracefully
switch between the two buttons.

COMPILING FROM SOURCE

0. You will need to install arm-apple-darwin toolchain v0.30 or above.

http://iphone.fiveforty.net/wiki/index.php/Toolchain_Project

Set your HEAVENLY environment variable to point to your iPhone environment.

You will also require AudioQueue.h from Leopart’s AudioToolbox framework.
I cannot provide this. If you own Leopard, locate this file and copy it
into your toolchain includes in AudioToolbox/AudioQueue.h if necessary.

1. Compile using ‘make’

This will create a new NES.app package in ./build.

Upload entire NES.app directory into /Applications on the iPhone and either
reboot the iPhone or run “killall SpringBoard”.

The iPhone should automatically detect the application and add it to the
springboard.

2. Place your ROM files in /var/root/Media/ROMs/NES
You will need to use a tool such as iPhoneInterface, iFuntastic, or SSH

KNOWN ISSUES

SOUND

Occasionally, the sound may appear to play severely lagged; at about half
speed. Rebooting the phone appears to resolve this. This appears to be
related to the sample rate of whatever sound was last played on the iPhone
(prior to launching NES.app) and has only been exhibited in 1.0.x firmware.

PAL VS. NTSC

NES.app supports both PAL and NTSC games, however not all PAL games are
appropriately identified as such in their headers. You can force NES.app to
identify a game as a PAL game by adding the text (E) to the filename
(including the parenthesis). For example: Tetris (E).nes. It is recommended
that you title all of your PAL games in this way, to ensure they are
clocked properly.

NESCORE

NESCore is an emulator core we originally forked from InfoNES, which was left
as a defunct and buggy NES emulator. We’ve since heavily modified and
rewritten many pieces of it, and given it a new birth as a portable LGPL
emulator core.

The NESCore project can be found at http://www.zdziarski.com/projects/nescore/

Via iphonegold.org

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