Homebrew developer ZodTTD has announced some of the changes he has in store for the gpSPhone v0.1.5 as well as an offer for those who want to beta test the iPhone application. For those who missed our previous coverage on this application, this emulator allows users to play GBA games on their iPhones.

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Homebrew developer ZodTTD was quick to whip up the latest version of gpSPhone v0.1.0, a GBA emulator compatible with Apple's iPhone and iTouch. This latest version fixes a couple of bugs with the memory and the suspend/resume mode, as well as some improvements with its overall performance. Check out the new changes in the full article.

Download: gpSPhone v.0.1.0

Do you own an iPhone? If you want more fun on the go, then you may want to check out ZodTTD's Game Boy Advance emulator for the iPhone, gpSPhone. In this updated version, the controls and save state compatibility are improved, and more. Check out the full article for the changelog!

Download: gpSPhone v0.0.8

If you haven't satisfied that nostalgic fix for playing old-school games on your iPhone or your iPod touch, then homebrew developer ZodTTD has just the thing for you. The latest 0.0.7 version of gpSPhone, a homebrew GBA emulator, includes a lot of new fixes and features which finally make this application worthy enough to be called an honest-to-goodness emulator. Read the full article for more details on this.

Download: gpSPhone v0.0.7

There's a GBA emulator on the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch, and it goes by the name of gpSPhone. Sounds familiar? gpSPhone is based off of Exophase's gpSP homebrew emulator for the Sony PlayStation Portable. GP2X developer ZodTTD adopted the gpSP code and added a few coding tricks.

And voila! ZodTTD presents gpSPhone version 0.4 and it though it leaves a lot to be desired in interface and presentation, it works like a charm. With future upgrades at the horizon, there's a lot of promise coming for Apple gamers everywhere.