Because of course it does - Apple's latest update for iOS on iPhone has enabled something that the company would have most certainly never allowed in the past: the ability to run emulators. This means that iPhone users can now play classic Nintendo games on their devices, thanks to the Delta emulator.
If you're a fan of classic Nintendo games and own an iPhone, we have great news for you. Apple has recently updated its App Review guidelines to allow emulators on the App Store, specifically mentioning the Delta emulator as an example of an acceptable app.
The Delta emulator is officially now available on Apple's (AAPL) App Store for free, following the tech giant's decision to loosen its restrictions on emulators and allow them to be distributed through its official marketplace. This move has been met with excitement from fans of retro gaming, who can now enjoy their favorite classic games on their iPhones without having to resort to jailbreaking or other workarounds.
Apple's walled garden looks pretty but has limitations, with the company keeping a close eye on what kind of apps iPhone users can download. However, with the recent changes to the App Store guidelines, users can now download and install emulators like Delta without fear of their accounts being banned or their devices being compromised.
It's a big day for those who love game emulation on their mobile phones because Delta, a famous emulator that has seen some hard days, is now officially available on the App Store. This means that iPhone users can now legally download and install the emulator to play their favorite retro games without any hassle.
The time has finally come, and after many, many years (if not decades) of Apple users having to sideload emulator apps into their iOS devices, they can now simply search for Delta on the App Store and download it like any other app. This convenience has been long-awaited by fans of retro gaming, who can now relive their childhood memories on their iPhones.
AltStore, a third-party iOS app store, launched in the EU almost two years after the European Commission passed a law forcing Apple to open its walled garden to third-party apps. This move has created more competition in the iOS app market, leading to more options for users who want to download emulators like Delta without going through the official App Store.
The antitrust legislation that the European Commission enforced on Apple in order to make it open its walled software garden for third-party apps has had a positive impact on iPhone users who can now enjoy emulators like Delta without any restrictions. This move has been welcomed by fans of retro gaming, who can now easily access their favorite classic games on their iOS devices.
