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APPLE has revised its App Store guidelines to allow developers to host Game Boy emulators. The move by Apple will now let users download retro game emulators without going through a third party.

What just happened? Apple has finally got around to approving Delta, an all-in-one emulator supporting several vintage Nintendo platforms. Delta is the successor to GBA4iOS, an open-source Game Boy ...

It hasn't been long since Apple started allowing retro game emulators on the App Store. We've already seen one notable controversy after the company pulled Game Boy emulator iGBA from the storefront.

It took only about a decade, but Apple finally relaxed the App Store rules regarding retro game console emulators. Comically, the first Apple-approved emulator to launch under the relaxed rules, ...

iGBA, a Game Boy emulator, was removed from the App Store for violating copyright and privacy guidelines. The incident showcases Apple's struggle to regulate emulators while maintaining App Store ...

That was quick: Apple just pulled one of the first retro-gaming emulators, iGBA, from the App Store. It only began allowing emulators earlier this month, and the iGBA app had only been approved for ...