

Emulators are taking over the App Store
14 snips Apr 19, 2024
The hosts dive into the exciting world of game emulators, celebrating the arrival of the Delta emulator on Apple's App Store. They humorously navigate the evolving app store landscape and speculate on its future. Meanwhile, Google's merger of Android and hardware teams raises eyebrows about AI's influence on tech giants. The viral realm of AI-generated images adds a light-hearted twist, while TikTok's evolving features and potential regulations spark lively discussions. From retro gaming to futuristic tech, it’s a fun ride through the latest in culture and innovation!
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Emulators on the App Store
- Apple now allows emulators in its App Store, causing a surge in popularity, especially for Delta, a highly anticipated emulator.
- This follows European regulations mandating third-party app stores on iOS, prompting Apple's move to retain users.
Nintendo's Emulator Concerns
- Nintendo's traditional resistance to emulators stems from concerns about devaluing its hardware and losing control over its games.
- The rise of readily available emulators on iOS could challenge Nintendo's business model.
Gamers and Emulators
- Gamers are willing to overcome obstacles to play desired games, explaining the demand for emulators and game streaming services.
- The success of Delta suggests mainstream demand for emulators, potentially changing the gaming landscape.