Yuzu’s demise was sad news for many Nintendo Switch fans who played on Android. Fortunately, there are other options that can save their lives, but now that the topic of emailers is so popular, what about those who have an iPhone or iPad? Well, they are not helpless, because they have options.
In this article, you will learn about the number 1 option of the moment – Sudachi. A Nintendo Switch emulator compatible with iPhone and iPad, and recently spread its wings to Windows, Linux and Android.
Sudachi: Emulator with many options that always stands by iOS
Sudachi is an emulator created by a well-known developer, Jarrod Norwell, who has experience in creating applications for iOS. He has reverse engineered programs related to this ecosystem. Similarly, it has its share of links with some popular emulators, especially Citra.
And Norwell is responsible for making the Citra emulator and at the same time compatible with iOS devices. With the recent happenings in the world of Android emulators, the developer has decided to extend Sudachi to other devices like Android, Linux and Windows.
In any case, Sudachi focuses more on iPhones and iPads, and the truth is that it runs many Nintendo Switch titles very well. Some players have been uploading their demos from YouTube (as you can see in the video above) with the YouTube emulator.
Sudachi is currently available for download from its developer GitHub. It has been publishing different versions of the operating system as intended. If you want to play Nintendo Switch titles from your iPhone and iPad, we leave the download link:
One of the advantages of this project is that the creator constantly updates the versions, and it is clear that he has no plans to abandon the project in the future. Now that it has expanded compatibility with the devices and Nintendo is always monitoring emulators’ behavior with its games, it will be a case of waiting and seeing how it goes.
