On November 9, 2026, developer Arat Apa released version 2.0.2 of the Pok emulator on the iOS App Store, bringing PlayStation 2 emulation to iPhone users.
The app integrates support for multiple classic consoles, including Nintendo, Sony, and Sega platforms, inside a single interface. Users can manage game files without installing separate applications for each vintage system, mrmad.com.tw reported.
The software covers systems ranging from eight-bit machines to more demanding three-dimensional hardware. Nintendo platforms on the compatibility list include the 3DS, NDS, N64, GBA, GBC, GB, FC, SFC, FDS, Virtual Boy, and Pokémon Mini, according to mrmad.com.tw.
Sony systems span the PS2, PSP, and PS1. Sega platforms include the Saturn, Mega Drive/Genesis, Mega-CD, 32X, Master System, Game Gear, and SG-1000.
PS2 emulation represents the most demanding addition to the software. Because of complex hardware architectures, PlayStation 2 titles require significant processing power for stable performance on mobile devices.
Users download ROM files through Safari, locate the compressed .zip folders inside the iOS Files app, and extract the contents. The extracted files require manual relocation into the internal storage directory at “My iPhone/Zeta/Games” for proper detection, mrmad.com.tw reported.
The application features a built-in file importer accessible via a plus icon in the lower corner. It supports direct imports from cloud storage drives, Wi-Fi file transfers, and web browsers, automatically recognizing extensions for Game Boy and Nintendo DS software.
The software integrates save states, letting players freeze gameplay at any moment rather than relying on in-game save points. Additional tools include game fast-forward, cheat codes, smart library organization, and on-screen translation overlays for foreign-language titles.
Physical controllers are compatible with the software for users who prefer tactile inputs over touch controls. The application supports MFi-certified gamepads alongside standard PlayStation and Xbox controllers.
The developer launched a zero-cost promotion for lifetime professional access within the application settings menu. Users go to the settings page, select the option to unlock Pok PRO, and complete the App ID authentication process where the final purchase total registers as zero.
