Another Game Boy Advance Emulator Sneaks Into The App Store

Cult of Mac
By Killian BellSep 30, 2013, 7:37 am527 pts
Apple doesn’t like to allow emulators into the App Store, so try submitting one for approval and you’ll quickly get a big fat no. But some cunning iOS developers have found a way to sneak emulators through Apple’s App Store approval process by making them look like innocent apps. The latest hit the App Store…

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