Apple iOS simulator touchHLE lands on Android platform to run "ancient" applications

CTOnews.com, April 25 (Xinhua) earlier this year, developer Hikari no Yume created a tool called "touchHLE" that simulates older iOS applications on Mac and Windows PC. Based on this project, another developer named "ciciplusplus" has ported the iOS simulator project to the Android platform and carried out open source.

Users cannot run a full version of iOS through touchHLE, but they can simulate some very old iPhone applications and games, such as "Super Monkey Ball" and "Crash Bandicoot:Nitro Kart 3D".

The demo released by ciciplusplus shows that Android phones have successfully run the iOS game "Super Monkey Ball", but there is still something wrong with the picture ratio.

In addition, the touchHLE simulator can only run on AArch64-based Android devices, that is, 64-bit processors. Ciciplusplus also said that at present, the simulator only supports "Super Monkey Ball" version 1.02 games, and the official version will not be released soon, so CTOnews.com partners are currently unable to download it normally, but you can try to build it yourself from the source code.

TouchHLE Android version GitHub page: click here to enter