Making games for Apple platforms "like an abusive relationship", say developers ...Middle East

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Developing games for Apple platforms has been described as "like an abusive relationship", due to a lack of support or strategy. In a new report, MobileGamer.biz has spoken to a number of anonymous developers making games for the Apple Arcade mobile platform and the Vision Pro VR headset. Sources describe a whole litany of issues, suggesting Apple simply "does not understand gamers" or the industry. Read more

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