Game Emulators on Apple’s App Store

burdened by the European Union DMA (Digital Marketing Act) Due to the law, it had to make radical changes both in iPhone and company policies. Apple; So far, it has had to remove the Lightning port, make changes to the App Store, and allow its own built-in apps to be deleted from devices.

Along with these, we saw that the emulator issue, which the company had not allowed for a long time, was finally resolved. In this context AppleAs of early April, it now allows the development and distribution of emulators on the App Store. After this decision, emulators started to arrive on the platform.

One of the first emulators to hit the App Store was Emu64 XL.

Commodore 64 emulator Emu64 XLIt is basically designed for iPad models, but it works with any device running iOS 11 and iPadOS 11 or higher. It is even compatible with devices running macOS 11 and above. Even on Vision Pro, you can run the emulator in question. In the emulator that can open “.T64” and “.D64” floppy disk files in-app purchase It is not available.

Another emulator is iGBA.

Gameboy Advance and Gameboy Color emulator iGBApromises to play Gameboy Color games with extensive customization options. The emulator in question; just like Emu64 XL iOS, iPadOS and macOS 12 You can run it on devices. There are no in-app purchases in this application either.

Too many emulators in the App Store at once The reason we don’t see, because Apple has made this a very complicated situation. But undoubtedly, we will see more emulators entering the store in the future.