Delta has arrived on iOS After Apple finally stopped using third-party stores on its platform and with the new door open, the first applications that arrived en masse were the emulators. The most popular of all was Delta, which, with an exquisite design and incredible compatibility with many systems, became the favorite emulator of many users.
Multiplayer for Nintendo DS
The application has not stopped updating since then, including new platforms to emulate and new functions, among them a rather striking last one, since the possibility of playing has been included Multiplayer matches in Nintendo DS games.
The system is based on third-party servers running under the multiplayer function of the melonDS emulator, which is the core used in Delta to run Nintendo DS games. The result is a large number of servers available to play on, so you shouldn't have any problems finding matches, especially for games as in-demand as Mario Kart DS.
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A more important function than it seems
The really interesting thing about the arrival of DS multiplayer on Delta is that it is precisely a function that officially disappeared in 2014, since Nintendo decided to turn off the multiplayer servers a few years ago to give priority to its most modern platforms (basically Switch). Thanks to this type of solution, players will be able to continue playing with other users.
How to download the DS multiplayer version of Delta
The worst thing about Delta's new features is that they are never immediately available. That privilege falls solely to the project's patrons who support it on Patreon, since only they will be able to download the new version with the multiplayer function from now on. The creator of the application has confirmed to The Verge that at the moment they do not have a concrete date for the release of the public version, so you will have to continue waiting a little longer until you can download it.