Note: If you don't have a developer certificate, you can use your free Apple account to sign and install Dolphin IPA and use it for up to 7 days before it needs to be re-signed. What's more, you can sideload the DolphiniOS for TrollStore TIPA on iOS 14 – iOS 15.4.1.
Dolphin emulator for iOS was released through an official repository. Add the DolphiniOS Repo to your list of Cydia Sources and install the free iOS GameCube and Wii emulator on your iPhone or iPad. It works with all modern jailbreaks released for iOS 14, iOS 15, and iOS 16.
To install DolphiniOS on your jailbroken iOS device with Cydia, follow these steps:
https://cydia.oatmealdome.me
Alternatively, please use the quick links available below to add the repository to your favorite package manager (Cydia, Sileo, Installer, Zebra) with just one tap.
GameCube and Wii are both consoles developed and produced by Nintendo. The GameCube was released in 2001, and the Wii was released in 2006. During the lifetime of these consoles, numerous games were released for both systems. GameCube had a total of 646 games that were released for it. While the Wii had more than 1300 games released.
These games include a mix of first-party titles developed by Nintendo, as well as third-party games developed by other companies. Wii ROM and GameCube ROM files contain a copy of the data from a read-only memory chip from Nintendo's video game cartridge.
There are various websites offering to download ROM files for those platforms:
If you didn't experience it than you can try to play one of those top 10 classic games available for DolphiniOS emulator. It is important to note that downloading ROM files for games may be considered illegal in certain jurisdictions. It is always best to check the laws in your country.
1. "Super Smash Bros. Melee": A popular fighting game featuring characters from various Nintendo franchises.
2. "The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker": An action-adventure game set in a vast open world with a unique cel-shaded art style.
3. "Mario Kart: Double Dash!!": A kart racing game featuring characters from the Mario universe, co-op gameplay and multiple game modes.
4. "Super Mario Sunshine": A platformer game featuring Mario on a tropical island, using a water-based jetpack to defeat enemies and solve puzzles.
5. 'Metroid Prime": A first-person action-adventure game set in a vast sci-fi world, featuring exploration, combat, and puzzle-solving.
6. "Star Fox Adventures": An action-adventure game set in a fantasy world, featuring Fox McCloud on a quest to save Dinosaur Planet.
7. "Animal Crossing": A life simulation game where players live in a village populated by anthropomorphic animals and participate in various activities such as fishing, bug catching, and fossil hunting.
8. "Resident Evil 4": A survival horror game where players control Leon S. Kennedy as he fights his way through hordes of enemies in order to rescue the president's daughter.
9. "Fire Emblem": Path of Radiance: A tactical RPG game where players control a group of characters in battles and interactions, with a story that follows Ike as he fights to save his homeland.
10. "F-Zero GX": A fast-paced futuristic racing game featuring 30 different tracks and a variety of customizable vehicles.
Adding games to DolphiniOS is a straightforward process. Simply open the app and tap the plus icon located in the top right corner. From there, select the ROM file for the Nintendo Wii or GameCube game you wish to play. It's worth noting that if you download games from the internet, you will need to extract the files from any ZIP archives before adding them to the emulator, as the app does not support directly running games from within archives.
For those who prefer to add ROM files manually, it's possible to do so by using the Fliza app and its WebDAV server feature. The ROM files should be placed in the appropriate location and can then be accessed through the emulator. This method is only available for jailbroken devices.
/var/mobile/Documents/DolphiniOS/Software
On non-jailbroken devices, adding ROM files to DolphiniOS can be done through File app. Simply save the ROM files to the device and then load them into the app by tapping the plus button on the Games tab. The file path will be: Files.app → On my iPhone / iPad → DolphiniOS → Software. Importing from other locations on the device will not work.