Apple will make the App Store open for retro game emulators. Game emulators have long been banned from the App Store. For this reason, users in Europe have sought third-party marketplaces. This situation led users to move away from the App Store.
Apple is loosening App Store restrictions and opening the market to retro game emulators. In an update on Friday, Apple announced that game emulators can now be found in the App Store and offer downloadable games. However, the company states that these games in the emulator must comply with the law. This shows that applications that provide pirated games may be banned.
In this way, some retro application emulators currently available on Android can now be used by Apple. As it is known, game emulators have been banned from Apple for a long time. For this reason, users even had to jailbreak their phones.
In addition to the rules regarding emulators, Apple has also updated the rules regarding applications such as WeChat. The company now states that mini games and mini applications within these applications must use HTML5.
