Apple has revised App Store policies due to new EU legislation, enabling retro game emulators on iOS with conditions.

Developers must ensure emulators contain legally obtained games and comply with all laws.

Major gaming companies like Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo may benefit from this policy shift.

Apps can now host mini apps and games in HTML5, a change stemming from a US antitrust lawsuit.

EU music streaming apps can now direct users to external sites for purchases, circumventing Apple's in-app payment system.

Apple introduces new fees for music apps redirecting for external subscriptions, following an EU fine and Spotify's legal challenge.

These updates reflect Apple's strategy to align with regulatory demands while maintaining control over its ecosystem.