The More You Know! — August 24th, 2017
Aug 28, 2017 · 1 min read

If you missed out on an SNES classic, here’s a quick way to play the greats on iOS by compiling a build of Provenance, a very handy multi-console emulator on github. You’ll need:
- A Mac
- Xcode
- iOS 10
- A free Apple developer account
- Lightning cable to connect your device to your mac
Steps:
Install Xcode (if you don’t already have it).
xcode-select --installPull from the Source
git clone https://github.com/jasarien/Provenance.gitOpen up Xcode and Build for iOS
- Open Provenance.xcworkspace (not .xcodeproj)
- Change Bundle Identifier and team to your own name in settings (bundle identifier should look something like com.thisisanexample.Provenance)
- Select Provenance-Release from the scheme menu
- Connect your iOS device and choose from list of available devices (the iPad works GREAT with Provenance! I’ve turned my iPad into a giant Game Gear.)
- Hit the run button, unplug and enjoy!
For more detailed instructions and the original source code, go to the Proveneance github repo here.
