Delta 2.0 introduces specific support for the iPhone Duo, featuring controller skins designed for its different poses. This includes Nintendo DS layouts that utilize the full inner display and span the crease in book mode. The app also reflows for the portrait closed outer screen.
A feature allows users to fold the Duo closed to put the emulated DS to sleep, mimicking the physical console. In landscape split view, Delta can display its virtual DS keyboard across the full screen width, overlapping other apps.
Beyond iPhone Duo support, the update adds compatibility for Sega Genesis ROMs. The application also features improved library navigation for easier game management.
Audio settings have been updated to allow game audio to mix with music or podcasts playing concurrently.
The premium version of Delta is available via an in-app purchase subscription globally through the App Store. Users in the US, EU, Brazil, and Japan can also support the app directly through Patreon.
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The Delta retro game emulator released version 2.0, introducing a Liquid Glass interface and specific optimizations for the iPhone Duo, including controller skins that adapt to its various display modes. The update also adds Sega Genesis ROM compatibility and improved library navigation.