Before that, create a folder with the name 'GBA4iOS 2.1' on your desktop.Connect your iOS device to your PC/notebook, and wait for iTunes to open by itself.

Well, that's not difficult at all! As mentioned above, you'll need iTunes to add your newly patched ROMs to your iOS device. You're definitely asking yourselves 'How do I get those ROMs onto my iOS device now?'. Congratulations, you have successfully patched two ROMs! Once you have applied the patch to your ROM, a small window with the message 'The file was successfully patched!' will pop up.Then you will be asked to select the GBA/GBC ROM to apply the. As with NUPS, even on Lunar IPS, you will be asked to select your downloaded.Now to Lunar IPS: on Lunar IPS, click 'Apply IPS Patch'.You will get a notification that the patching was successful. The patching should be done within less than a minute. If you don't check this option, the patching might fail, and you'll have to do it all over again. Before patching, check the 'Ignore' option, if the file is invalid.You will now see a window, where you have to select your in Step 1 downloaded Pokemon ROM.On NUPS, select 'Apply an UPS patch to a file'.Below, you'll find the steps for patching. Get NUPS or Lunar IPS and open whichever you need for your file to patch.Find a clean Pokemon Fire Red v1.0/Pokemon Emerald v1.0 ROM by typing either '1636 pokemon fire red (u)(squirrels) download' or '1986 pokemon emerald (u)(trashman) download' into your browser's search bar.Unlike Android devices, the iOS App Store doesn't unfortunately have any patching apps, so you'll need your PC/notebook and iTunes of course. If you want to play GBA/GBC ROM hacks on your iOS device, but don't know how to patch and add them to your device, you need to do the following steps:

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