Thursday, February 27, 2020
Apple Pulls Shadow Cloud Gaming Service From App Store for Violating Guidelines
Cloud gaming service Shadow has had its apps removed from the App Store after it was found to be in violation of Apple’s guidelines. For those unfamiliar with the service, Shadow allows subscribers to play triple-A titles on their smartphones, tablets, set-top boxes and computers, while high-end remote servers take the burden of processing the graphically intensive games. The French company that
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