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The iPod brand would later evolve into the [[iOS emulators|iOS-based]] iPod Touch that was incompatible with all games and software made for previous generations of hardware.
The iPod brand would later evolve into the [[iOS emulators|iOS-based]] iPod Touch that was incompatible with all games and software made for previous generations of hardware.


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Revision as of 14:19, 15 September 2026

IPod emulators
Developer Apple Inc.
Type Media Player
Release date 2001
Discontinued 2014
Successor iPod Touch
Emulated ~
For other emulators that run on iPod hardware, see Emulators on iPod.

First released in 2001, the iPod would become an iconic brand of portable media players.

In 2006, Apple introduced "iPod click wheel game or iPod games" as their first step into the handheld console market, despite having some third-party companies like Square Enix, Hudson Soft, and Electronic Arts making games for the iPod Classic, it wasn't the huge hit they hoped it would be, a mix of awkward click wheel controls, controversy over pricing and the lack of an iPod-specific SDK resulted in a lack of interest from developers and a quick decline in game sales, Apple stopped releasing iPod Classic games in 2009 and removed them from the iTunes store in 2011, Around 50 games were released for the iPod Classic.

The iPod brand would later evolve into the iOS-based iPod Touch that was incompatible with all games and software made for previous generations of hardware.

Models

Generation Family Year clicky ipod-emulator iPod-n3g-emulator qemu-ipod-nano freemyipod QEMU qemu-ipod-classic
1st iPod Classic 2001
iPod Mini 2004
iPod Nano 2005
iPod Shuffle 2004
2nd iPod Classic 2002
iPod Mini 2005
iPod Nano 2006
iPod Shuffle 2006
3rd iPod Classic 2003
iPod Nano 2007
iPod Shuffle 2009
4th iPod Classic 2004
iPod Nano 2008
iPod Shuffle 2010
5th iPod Classic 2005
iPod Nano 2009
5th Enhanced
(aka 5.5gen)
iPod Classic 2006
6th iPod Classic 2009
iPod Nano 2010
7th iPod Nano 2012
Miscellaneous
Modals
iPod Photo 2004
iPod Special
Editions
iPod+HP 2004
U2 (4th Gen) 2004
U2 Color 2005
U2 (5th Gen) 2006
U2 (5th Gen
Enhanced)
2006

Accessories

Because there were a lot accessories made for the iPod, this list is limited to accessories made by Apple and/or accessories considered iconic for the device.

Name Year Manufacturer MAME support clicky ipod-emulator iPod-n3g-emulator qemu-ipod-nano freemyipod QEMU qemu-ipod-classic
iPod Remote 2002 Apple None
Camera Connector 2005 Apple None
Universal
Dock (1st gen)
2005 Apple None
iDog 2005 Sega Toys None
iPod Hi-Fi 2006 Apple None
Radio Remote 2006 Apple None
Nike+iPod 2006 Nike / Apple None
Zeppelin 2006 Bowers & Wilkins None
Universal
Dock (2nd gen)
2007 Apple None
Universal
Dock (3rd gen)
2010 Apple None

Emulators

Name Platform(s) Latest version License Active Recommended
ipod-emulator Windows Linux macOS git GPLv3 (Copyleft) ~
clicky Windows Linux macOS git ?
lemonjesu's iPod-n3g-emulator Linux git GPLv3 (Copyleft)
qemu-ipod-classic ? git GPLv2 (Copyleft)
freemyipod QEMU Linux git GPLv2 (Copyleft)
lemonjesu's qemu-ipod-nano Linux git GPLv2 (Copyleft)

Resources

Apple(edit)