In April, Apple updated its guidelines to allow retro game emulators on the App Store, and several popular emulators have already been released. The emulators released so far allow iPhone users to ...

Apple says games offered by these emulators must adhere to “all applicable laws” to prevent things like piracy, so it’s hardly a free-for-all. And despite the obvious restrictions, it’s easy to see ...

The court order that required Apple to collect no fees from developers who link to purchases outside of the App Store is ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Game emulators have long been banned on the App Store — and they were one of the big reasons users in Europe ...

Update: The app has now been removed from the App Store. Original story below. Apple changed the App Store rules last week to seemingly permit game emulators on the iPhone for the first time.

More than half of App Store spending in the U.S. went toward non-game apps, according to a report from Sensor Tower. By J. Clara Chan Digital Media Writer As companies increasingly adopt subscription ...

Epic Games wants freedom from the App Store, Apple fears for its own rights: Things continue to get heated in the appeal ...

Apple has announced an expansion for its subscription gaming service Apple Arcade. In addition to exclusive game releases, the company is adding two new categories — Timeless Classics and App Store ...