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It's unlikely we'll see widespread emulation of GameCube or Wii games via emulators on the iPhone App Store, a new report suggests, despite
This isn't because these games are free from copyright, or because of Apple's vague stance that"retro" game emulation is allowed. Instead, this is because of technical limitations, as detailed in a new blog post from veteran Nintendo hacker and dataminerIn a nutshell, GameCube and Wii emulation on PC uses a technology that Apple typically does not allow on iPhones - something called just-in-time compilation.
Eurogamer previously contacted Nintendo for its stance on app store emulators, and was pointed to industrybody Video Games Europe for a response. "The industry is committed to protecting the creativity and hard work of video game developers," a Video Games Europe spokesperson said."Illegal circumvention of copyright protections or engaging in copyright piracy stifles innovation and hampers the development of the entertainment experiences that are enjoyed by millions of players around the world."
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