How a Game Boy emulator app snuck past Apple restrictions

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By Mike WehnerJul 16, 2013, 10:12 pm1.1k ptsHotTop
Due to the legal and ethical concerns regarding retro game emulators, they never make their way to Apple's official App Store, but as ReadWrite reports, iPhone and iPad users can - at least for the moment - download a fully functional Game Boy Advance emulator app without the need for a jailbreak. And perhaps…

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