Homebrew developer jonz recently added a battery of changes to the iPhone-based NES emulator, NES.app. Version 2.2.1 includes a lot of modifications to its landscape mode and even added accelerometer support to give the emulator a unique feel for its controls.

The developer decided to do a complete revamp to NES.app's landscape mode, which fixed many of the previous bugs noted in older releases. The new accelerometer support also gives the emulator a unique spin on how you want to play your favorite NES games.

Anyway, here's are all the changes made to NES.app since our previous coverage of the homebrew emulator:

2.2.2

• Pulled out old landscape code, sick of maintaining it and some CoreSurface bugs in 2.0 make it very difficult
• Fixed button indicators to avoid cutting of gray border
• Added new landscape code, left-only rotation with transparency

2.2.3

• Fixed crashing between orientation changes

2.2.4

• Added aspect ratio option for landscape mode
• Optimizations for landscape rendering / stretch
• Adjusted alpha on landscape control to 20%

2.2.5

• Fixed a VRAM mapping issue which caused "NES Open Tournament Golf" to crash.
• Fixed problems with zapper failing to register hits

2.3.0

• Added accelerometer support

NES.app v2.3.0 comes with appropriate documentation on how to install it on your iPhone or iPod touch. Please make sure to read it before copying any files into your preferred Apple gadget.

Download: NES.app v2.3.0