Since its initial release in 1996, Classic Pokemon has grown in popularity all across the world. Although mobile games are fine when compared to traditional games such as Super Mario, Pokemon, and others, they still have flaws in terms of detail. So here’s the question: how do I play the traditional Pokemon game on my iPhone? Installing an emulator on your iPhone is the best way to play vintage Pokemon games. In this piece, we’ll go over everything you need to know about the Pokémon Go iPhone emulator.

Part 1: Best 4 iOS Pokemon Emulators for iPhone

Once you’ve figured out where to look for a Pokemon iPhone emulator, you’re ready to go. It’s time to show you some incredible emulators and show you how to install them on your iPhone. The following are the top four iPhone emulators:

1 GBA4iOS

There are several emulators available, but the GBA4iOS emulator is without a doubt the greatest. Here are some of the coolest features of GBAiOS, which make it the best emulator:

Your iPhone does not need to be jailbroken.
GBA4iOS allows you to play GBA, GBC, and GB games on your iOS device.
Multiplayer support, Dropbox integration, cheat codes, save states, controller skins, and so on are just a few of the amazing features.
Because Apple does not allow emulators on the Apple Store, the subject of how to install GBA4iOS on your iPhone arises. Don’t worry, you’ll find the answer if you keep reading.

How to Install GBA4iOS emulator on Your iPhone?

Step 1: On your iPhone, go to gba4iosapp.com. GBA4iOS 2.0 is listed on the page. When a window appears, click it and then touch “Install.”

Tip:There is another version, 1.6, which you should not install because it is for devices running iOS 5.0 or older.

Step 2: After you’ve loaded the Pokemon emulator GBA4iOS on your iPhone, open it and you’ll be asked if you want to access the app via a pop-up. To open the application, click “Continue.”

Step 3: You’ll need to update the date if the emulator isn’t operating at all. Go to “Settings” > “General” > “Date & Time” to do so. Set the date to any day before February 19, 2014. When you reopen the emulator, it will begin to work again. If this is the case, you should set the date and time to “Automatic.” It is one of the methods for ensuring that the emulator functions properly.

Step 4:If you’re still having trouble using the GBA emulator, go to “Settings” > “General” > “Profile & Device Management.” Under “ENTERPRISE APP,” select the emulator.

Step 5: On the next screen click “Trust”. This will remove the issues.

Step 6:You may easily add your own personal ROMs to the emulator if you have them. To do so, go to the “Settings” icon in the top left corner of the app and sign in to your Dropbox account, then turn on/green Dropbox sync to get the ROMs uploaded.

Step 7: Alternatively, click on the “+” icon on the top right corner. Choose the game i.e. Pokémon or any other that you want to download.

Step 8: Click “Download” once you see the prompt to download and install the game from the internal web browser.

Step 9:On the top of the program, there are three tabs. To access both Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games on the same screen, make sure the “ALL” tab is chosen.

Step 10: Tap on Pokémon Go and you are done. Now, you can play GBA and GBC games on the emulator with ease and perfection.