Apple cans knockoff Game Boy app as emulators suffer first App Store casualty
TechSpot - 2024-04-15T22:28:00.000Z

Frankly, another unauthorized software related to Nintendo getting taken down is par for the course and not all that surprising. However, it is notable that iGBA's takedown originated from something other than Nintendo's DMCA legal hounds. Apple either removed it for its own reasons or the developer of the GBA4iOSRead Entire Article

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