Apple today refreshed its App Store Guidelines created for developers, modifying the emulator rules to include express permission for PC emulators to download games. Guideline 4.7 has been updated to ...

Retro PC game emulator UTM SE is now on the App Store. This is the first time Apple has let a PC emulator be in its marketplace. The UTE SE app is available for free on iOS, iPadOS, and visionOS.

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Earlier this year, Apple started officially allowing “retro game emulators” on the iOS App Store without the need for cumbersome jailbreaking or sideloading. But if you want to emulate retro PC games ...

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A new game emulator for iOS has joined the party. UTM, an open-source PC operating system emulator, has released UTM SE after a lengthy review process and a previous ...

The first PC emulator for the iPhone and iPad's iOS and iPadOS is finally available on the App Store, with UTM SE making its debut to deliver classic and retro experiences for all. It is known that ...

Holy UWP: It took four years of development, but WinGet has finally introduced what is likely one of its most useful features yet. The Windows-focused package manager is now compatible with Microsoft ...

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 ...