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Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • Products using keep cases [ ] The first products to be released in keep cases were tapes, though most were stored in less expensive sleeves. In the days before video games were released on media, cartridges would rarely come packaged in specially designed plastic keep cases with lugs inside to hold the instruction manual, as opposed to pressboard boxes.

Cartridges and cards for the platform were the first video games to be packaged in any kind of keep case. The vast majority of games would come in a plastic keep case (roughly the size of a VHS case), but were later packaged in pressboard boxes, as a cost-cutting measure. Before the standard, commonly used DVD case was invented, early CD-ROM based video games such as and early titles, would often come in thicker and taller. These have been reputed to break very easily.

Since the PlayStation 2, most major console-based video game software is packaged in some sort of keep case, including cartridge titles, and Sony PSP titles. Full size Product Color Notes [ ] discs Majority black, all other colors possible Usually for audiobooks and student educational materials issued after mid 2000s. Videos Majority black, all other colors possible games Majority black, all other colors possible Usually for CD-ROM games issued after mid 2000's.

Games Majority black, all other colors possible Most in double wide cases My Card games Black games Navy blue Only used for 1 game North America, as part of a set. Games Navy blue or black (Blue in PAL regions in later years, Silver for releases) Most contain a memory card slot games Black or orange Japan only games Black North America/Europe. Most contain a memory card slot games Lime Green games Translucent lime green games White games Bright cerulean Smaller size Product Color Notes [ ] Discs Translucent orange Used for some audiobooks and MP3 CD's issued after 2006. Videos Black Rarely used for single discs, usually used for bonus features DVD disk in some Blu-Ray and HD-DVD movie compilation packs. Videos Blue, often translucent. Other colors are used for some titles.

Songs & albums Clear Clear, though older titles in translucent blue videos Black videos Red, often translucent games Translucent white Region 1 games Translucent blue games Translucent green Larger size Product Color Notes videos Majority black and white, all other colors possible Many games Black cartridge games Black Many games Black games Black Proprietary size Product Color Size Notes games Clear 149mm x 107mm x 17mm Japan, also used for startup disc in North America. Most contain a memory card slot. Games Black (Select Mario titles are red since 2013) 135mm x 122mm x 15mm North America/Japan, most contain a slot for cartridges or DS options pak. Games Clear 135mm x 122mm x 20mm Europe, most contain a slot for cartridges or DS options pak.

Games White (Select Mario games are red) 135mm x 122mm x 14mm Regular 3DS Games in all Regions; exclusive Games only in Japan and North America games Black 135mm x 122mm x 14mm Europe games Clear 170mm x 104mm x 10mm games Clear 168mm x 99mm x 14mm games Blue 135mm x 105mm x 12mm Structure [ ] Materials and features [ ]. Keep case The cases are made of soft, clear or colored, with a transparent outer jacket, usually with a printed paper sleeve behind it. A variety of colors are produced, including black, white, red and clear.

On the inside are sets of clips that may hold a booklet or additional sheets of paper with extra information. The DVD is held into place with a small protrusion (a 'hub') which fits into the hole in the DVD. For console games like the and, an extra protrusion is available for storing memory cards. Types of hubs [ ] The structural differences between a CD and a DVD have led many manufacturers to study different hub designs for keeping the DVD (or the DVDs, in multi-disc cases) in place: unlike CDs, which are made from one layer of plastic material, DVDs have two layers, which are thinner (so that together they reach the same thickness of a CD) and not bonded all the way to the center. As a result, a DVD hub is weaker than a CD's, and may be damaged if stored in a case which is designed for CDs only. [ ] In addition to 'pluck hubs' (which are often a simple evolution over the classical 'crown of teeth'), 'push-to-release' hubs are very common: in this case the hub is made in such a way that simply pushing on it with a finger compresses its component parts, thus shrinking the space it occupies and releasing the disc center; under normal situations the release cannot occur accidentally and requires someone to push on the hub (this is obviously more difficult to obtain in slim and ultra-slim cases, where in fact pluck hubs may be preferred to push-type ones).

[ ] Damage risk [ ] The larger size of the keep case compared to the CD means that if the disc becomes detached from the center hub, it can move around inside the box, and the playable surface can be scratched by the hub. This can be a problem during shipping. The center 'Pluck-Hubs' are designed to keep a disc in place while shipping, but can be too tight for normal home use. Because of this, the disc can be damaged upon removal due to excess warping. However, the edges of the center hub can be permanently bent in slightly to allow for a looser fit. Discs are then able to slip out easily, ideal for the home shelf. Physical dimensions [ ] Case [ ] The height and width of a (closed) keep case are fixed at 190mm and 135mm, respectively.

The thickness may vary to accommodate more discs ('multi' case) or to require less shelf space ('slim' or 'thin' case). For a typical single-disc case it is 15mm. A keep case, thus, approximates the recommendation that a single-disc package have the same height as a VHS tape (187 mm) and the same width as a CD jewel case (142 mm). Paper sleeve [ ] The printed paper sleeve for a standard DVD case can be printed on a standard A4 sheet of paper which, after cropping, can be slipped into the outer jacket.

The paper room on the front and back panels of the case is 129.5mm × 183mm [ ] and spine panels have a width of 14mm or less. This gives 273mm × 183mm as resulting maximum overall dimensions for the printout (which is less than the 297mm × 210mm of an A4 paper sheet). Inserts [ ] Booklet inserts or leaflet material, when folded closed, should measure to a maximum of 120mm × 180mm. Similar, though not identical, packaging is used for commercial titles and was used for titles.

However, the dimensions of the cases are somewhat different, about 19 mm shorter. The individual cases are color-coded, with blue being used for Blu-ray and red for HD DVD, and the format displayed prominently on a stripe above the.

Empty cases and do-it-yourself [ ] In addition to the industrial usages reported above, empty keep cases are available at retail stores, which can serve for instance as a replacement for broken cases or for DVDs containing personal video recordings or data. Common brands are,,,,, and Amaray. Some vendors, e.g. TDK and, also sell recordable DVDs individually packed in keep cases. See also [ ] • References [ ].

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An.ipa file is an iOS application archive file which stores an iOS app that can be signed to play on your iOS device. In this page, you are able to download the IPA file of the provided applications and emulators. Upon pressing the 'download' button, you will be able to direct download the file provided. It will be your responsibility to sign these yourself, either through Xcode using an Apple developer account or through a third party website or service such as Cydia Impactor. Last updated: March 2017•. Description BarMagnet is a powerful torrent remote controller for iOS gorgeously designed to fit in with your iOS 7 and up device.

It was created by talented developer, Carlo Tortorella. Bellini Vanne O Rosa Fortunata Pdf Viewer on this page. The project started as a simple program that copy magnet links to the clipboard, but quickly became much more when he couldn’t find an app to do exactly what he needed. This app can connect to a multitude of torrenting applications. It currently supports Deluge, qBittorrent, ruTorrent (HTTPRPC plugin), rTorrent (XMLRPC), SeedStuff, Synology, Transmission, Vuze, and uTorrent. It also includes a query system that lets you easily search any torrent website that inserts the query into the URL, while also letting you add extra modifiers to automatically sort by whichever parameter you desire.

IMPORTANT: iEmulators does not condone piracy. There are thousands of legal sites that offer torrenting as a method of download. Description GBA4iOS is a Game Boy Advance emulator created by iOS developer Riley Testut using ZodTDD's gpSPhone codebase and runs on iOS devices without the need to jailbreak. It is the emulator that started it all and led to Riley developing his highly successful and popular GBA4iOS 2.0 sequel which comes with tons of new features. The emulator was released with the help of MacBuildServer through a iOS Developer Enterprise certificate and garnered popularity in 2013 until it was final its certificate was finally shut down by Apple on July 17, 2013. It didn't stay dead as Apple would have hoped, though, and lived on thanks to a loophole that permitted its installation by changing an iOS device's date back.

The original GBA4iOS lives on being downloaded as its updated version, 2.0, requires devices running on iOS 7. Download the classic app now!

Description GBA4iOS is a Game Boy Advance emulator created by iOS developer Riley Testut. Built and designed from the ground up for iOS 7, GBA4iOS takes advantage of many tools provided in the iOS SDK to take emulation to the next level. Simplicity and speed are big factors, but it is also powerful, being able to emulate not just GBA, but GBC and GB games. 2.0 also includes numerous, highly-requested features such as Cheats, iPad optimization, AirPlay, Dropbox sync and more. After the first version of GBA4iOS took off and was downloaded worldwide, what imminently followed was Apple getting involved and shutting down the distribution method altogether, forcing people to rely on a popular 'date trick' loophole.

Riley didn't see this as defeat and pursued a comeback in the form of version 2.0, which was worked on for the better part of a year. A closed beta testing was held in September 2013 that lasted almost 6 months with as many as 40 people helping to make sure the app was stable enough for release.

On February 19, 2014, GBA4iOS 2.0 was finally released to much anticipation. It has been downloaded over 10 million times and remains one of the most popular and easily downloadable emulators available today. Description Note: Tapping 'install' will download an iOS 8 version only. If you want to use an older version that works on iOS 5 and up, please check the app description below. Gearboy is a Nintendo Game Boy and GameBoy Color emulator written in C++. This emulator was developed by Ignacio Sanchez (aka ), an indie game developer and full time Software Architect, with the main focus being the readability of the source code with high compatibility.

Several versions of Gearboy can be played on numerous devices such as Windows, Mac, Raspberry Pi and Linux. The iOS version can be found for both jailbreak and non-jailbreak devices.

Gearboy supports all versions of iPad, iPhone, iPod touch running iOS 5.1 and above; this includes iPhone 5 and other retina enabled devices. The emulator automatically saves your progress every time you change games and when you quit, no action needed. Gearboy requires ROM images to play and no ROMs are included. If you own any games, add them through iTunes Sharing. The developer originally intended to sell Gearboy through Cydia and he accomplished as much; however, only hours later, the app was taken down due to some issues on PayPal's part. A week later, Ignacio decided to forget about making money with it and distribute Gearboy for free. Description Created by the same developer that brought you Gearboy, Gearsystem is a Sega Master System and Game Gear emulator for iOS that currently supports iOS 5.1 all the way to iOS 8.0.2.

This emulator was developed by Ignacio Sanchez (aka ), an indie game developer and full time Software Architect, with the main focus being the readability of the source code with high compatibility. Several versions of Gearsystem can be played on numerous devices such as Windows, Mac, Raspberry Pi and Linux. The iOS version can be found for both jailbreak and non-jailbreak devices. This emulator was beta tested by hundreds of people in the iEmulators Beta and was immediately updated by the developer. For his hard work, we ask that you show your support by either donating to him or by following him on Twitter (or both!) - he really deserves it.

Description iFBA is a multi-arcade emulator created by developer, a coding and retrogaming self-proclaimed addict from France, based on FinalBurn Alpha (FBA) v0.2.97 that currently supports 5841 drivers. Way before handheld and portable gaming was popular, arcades where the places in our childhood where we would waste all of our coins. These arcade machines were big builky games consoles with a lot of confusing buttons and a joystick where we could spend the day away playing Mortal Kombat or Marvel vs Capcom. This emulator brings back those nostalgic days.

IFBA is popular among jailbroken retro game enthusiasts, but it's rarely been seen available for non-jailbroken. This version includes a lot of features, although some of these won't work due to the fact that they require you to be jailbroken (like the Wiimote connectivity), but you can still enjoy most of it just fine. One of its most notable features is that you can see all kinds of games you can install on this emulator through the 'missing' section. You obviously cannot download them directly (or even access info for some reason) as that would be illegal but it is helpful in helping you find some you may like! This emulator plays many different kinds of ROMs such as CPS1, CPS2, CPS3, Cave, Konami, MAME, Neo Geo, and more. Other features include high customization in settings. You can adjust the video aspect ratio, frameskip, and even screen mode.

You can also adjust the sound frequency and output, change controllers (although some require jailbreak) and disable the arm core if your device isn't that powerful. Note: There is currently no 'Open In.' Feature so most game installations will require you to use iTunes Sharing or an app like iExplorer or iFunbox. This is achieved by adding the compressed ROMs to the 'Documents' folder in the root.

IMPORTANT: Before you even begin installing or playing a game, head to 'Settings' after launching and select 'ROMs Paths.' Tap on zero (0) and select '/var/mobile/Documents/iFBA/' if you wish to be able to install any game at all! The only way currently that we have found to install games without a computer is through iFile, which requires you to be jailbroken. We're working on new ways to improve this. Description iTransmission 4.6 is a free, open-source native BitTorrent client for iOS that uses libtransmission as its backend, the same backend used in the Transmission client for Mac. ITransmission is a fully-featured torrent application that works on your iPhone and now fully supports iPad!

This updated version of iTransmission was authored by ioshomebrew and includes many new features and updates by Andrew Wiik (such as full iPad support) - it is one of the latest versions we could possibly find available for non-jailbroken devices. Other features that differentiate from the other version we host is full universal support for all devices, it is optimized for 4' displays, a dedicated web browser was added, background downloading support, Safari magnet links support and a newly updated app icon. The original version of iTransmission was created by Changping Chen and its development has jumped hands as it continues to grow. The latest vresion is an extension to iTransmission 3 that is currently being kept active by jailbreak developer, Andrew Wiik. IMPORTANT: iEmulators does not condone piracy.

There are thousands of legal sites that offer torrenting as a method of download. Description iNDS is a derivation of the previous Nintendo DS apps for iOS, nds4ios and Nitrogen. The original version, nds4ios, is a Nintendo DS emulator and a port of the multi-platform DeSmuME 0.9.10 for iOS. It runs many of the original games but, depending on the power of your device, not all may run at full speed. Nds4ios was created by InfiniDev, a joint development group with many members including popular GBA4iOS creator Riley Testut (@rileytestut), upcoming Nightingale app developer Michael Zhang (@malvix_) and PPSSPP iOS build manager Karen Tsai (@angelxwind), along with many others.

INDS, however, is mostly developed by iNDS supports all versions of iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch running between 8.1 and 9.2; except iPod touch 4, iPad 1, iPhone 3GS, and anything below those devices. This is because nds4ios’s emulation is powered by a threaded ARM interpreter. As a result, emulation is rather slow on older devices, like the iPhone 4s and below.

Nds4ios runs at nearly full speed on the iPhone 5 and above, and achieves full speed on devices using the A7-S5L8960X SoC (iPhone 5s, iPad Air, iPad mini Retina, and anything newer than these devices). The emulator does not require bios to play but requires ROM images and no ROMs are provided - it is up to you to procure them. If you own any games, add them through iTunes Sharing or the “Open in” feature. Description iSSB is a mobile version of the popular Super Smash Bros. This application was developed by Luis Finke (aka ), a programmer and student with the focus of creating a game based on a highly popular series that you would want to play. Several versions of iSSB can be played on numerous devices such as Windows, Mac, Linux and Online. The iOS version can be found on both Jailbreak and non-Jailbreak devices.

ISSB supports all version of iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch running iOS 5 and above. However it is only optimized for a 4” display so it will be in letterbox on iPads and have black sidebars on iPhones. The developer has stated that he plans on optimizing it for most iOS devices in future updates. This application should be considered still in beta as it is far from being finished and is in need of some refinement. The developer will continue to improve it as long as users still enjoy the application and whenever his time as a student allow it!

IEmulators is one of the very rare sites where we work closely with the developer to improve and update to newer versions. We ask that if you find any issue or feedback, just email it to us. Description MAME4iOS is a port of MAME 0.139u1, a multiple arcade machine emulator (originally made by Nicola Salmoria), for iOS. It was created by developer David Valdeita and is currently targeted at A5 devices and up(newer the devices will play faster). Relive some classic arcade games with this beautifully designed emulator sporting some truly amazing graphical controls that mimic the original style of arcade machines.

Download Lagu Just A Gigolo David Lee Roth. You are able to play games supported by the original MAME 0.139u1 in any orientation. MAME4iOS includes many different features such as full universal support for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, updated for 4' display, full screen or windows support, fully animated joystick controls, autorotation and much more. As of now the game requires iTunes Sharing to add any new games or ROM files.

There is no 'Open In' features as of yet. Description MCPE Maps is modification of the popular retroarch application that allows you to use the app as a file browsing system by Lolilolbert. This application is the first and only that allows you to add Minecraft Pocket Edition Maps into your Minecraft worlds or change your GameMode without a jailbreak or computer!

MCPE Maps will overwrite over your paid Minecraft Pocket Edition from the app store however this only temporary to install maps into your Minecraft worlds or change your GameMode. The process isn’t difficult but requires a few steps that can not be skipped.

We advise you to watch the video above to learn how to properly add maps or follow this link () to learn how to properly change GameModes. However there will be written instructions below if you prefer to use that instead. As always, this is at your own risk. Description Formerly known as SiOS, MeSNEmu is a Super Nintendo Entertainment System emulator created by Lucas Mendes Menge which he developed as a hobby in order to have a more modern and stable SNES emulator for iOS. Lucas is a developer born in Recife, Brazil who chose to develop apps for the iPhone.

He graduated from UNICAP in 2008 and since has worked with other people on various projects such as MeSNEmu and Orbit. Previously available emulators of this kind were either only obtainable on Cydia (which requires being jailbroken), simply didn't run well when 'home built' due to a much-outdated SNES9X codebase or simply had messy iOS implementations. In fact, this project started as a Xcode-compatible port of ZodTTD's snes4iphone and has been since rewritten beyond recognition. MeSNEmu is a fun way to take a step back to the days when the SNES systems ruled the market. In October 2014, the popular SNES emulator changed its name from SiOS to MeSNEmu.

It is not confirmed but it is more than likely it was changed to differentiate from a tech company in California known as SIOS and avoid potential issues. Description nds4ios, a Nintendo DS emulator, is a port of the multi-platform DeSmuME 0.9.10 for iOS. It runs many of the original games but, depending on the power of your device, not all may run at full speed. Nds4ios was created by InfiniDev, a joint development group with many members including popular GBA4iOS creator Riley Testut (), upcoming Nightingale app developer Michael Zhang () and PPSSPP iOS build manager Karen Tsai (), along with many others.

However, as of August 2014, the team has since disbanded and nds4ios is no longer being updated or worked on. Nds4ios supports all versions of iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch running iOS 5 and above; except iPod touch 4, iPad 1, iPhone 3GS, and anything below those devices. This is because nds4ios’s emulation is powered by a threaded ARM interpreter.

As a result, emulation is rather slow on older devices, like the iPhone 4s and below. Nds4ios runs at nearly full speed on the iPhone 5 and above, and achieves full speed on devices using the A7-S5L8960X SoC (iPhone 5s, iPad Air, iPad mini Retina, and anything newer than these devices). The emulator does not require bios to play but requires ROM images and no ROMs are provided - it is up to you to procure them. If you own any games, add them through iTunes Sharing or the “Open in” feature.

The '+' button feature is no longer included in this version due to legal issues with Nintendo in the past. On August of 2014, nds4ios was engaged in some legal issues with Nintendo that has since ruined all hope of continuing with future updates. Many weeks after the source and download links were taken down and the app could not be downloaded officially anywhere, iEmulators has been granted special permission by one of their developers to continue distributing the app.

Please know that this will be the last version updated (possibly forever) and that neither nds4ios developers or iEmulators can help you with support issues pertaining to updating the app or fixing potential bugs. Description Provenance ( noun): the beginning of something's existence; something's origin. Provenance is a poweful multi-emulator that currently supports Sega Genesis, Sega Master System, Game Gear, and SNES games (with many more systems to come) on all updated devices with the latest iOS. It was created by talented developer James Addyman (). Genesis emulation is provided by, originally written by Charles Mac Donald, and later improved by Eke-Eke. The specific implementation used in Provenance is based on the Genesis emulator core from OpenEmu. SNES emulation is provided.

The specific implementation used in Provenance is based on the SNES emulator core from OpenEmu. The name of Provenance was inspired by the the word 'Genesis' which was the first supported system on his app.

Addyman is a very active developer that is currently working on future updates to add many new enhancements and systems. You can visit his GitHub to contribute to its development. Note: this version requries iOS 8 and up.

If you wish to install on iOS 7, look for a link in the info section below!