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Antstream Arcade, the Retro Gaming Subscription Service, Is Heading to iPhones Next Week

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Antstream introduced on Friday that its subscription service might be obtainable on iPhones and iPads subsequent week.

As noticed by MacRumors, Antstream Arcade might be obtainable on Apple’s smartphones and tablets on June 27. MacRumors additionally identified that when the app releases, it is going to embrace a promotional low cost: $3.99 per thirty days or $29.99 per 12 months earlier than it reverts to its ordinary pricing of $4.99 per thirty days or $39.99 yearly.

Antstream Arcade is a cloud-based gaming subscription service that gives subscribers entry to over 1300 retro video video games, equivalent to Space Invaders, Asteroids, Sam & Max Hit the Road, Pac-Man, and Metal Slug 2. Antstream beforehand launched its subscription service on different platforms, together with Android, Windows PCs, and even Xbox.

Antstream Arcade | Image Credit: Antstream
Antstream Arcade | Image Credit: Antstream

The announcement comes months after Apple introduced it was loosening its policies, making it simpler for recreation streaming apps and even retro recreation emulators to be added to the App Store. Antstream was the primary gaming subscription service to launch a devoted app on the App Store following the revision modifications.

While a number of the extra notable ones embrace Xbox Cloud Gaming and Nvidia GeForce Now, neither Microsoft nor Nvidia has made an official announcement on when it could launch a correct app for both service, requiring customers of each to make use of an internet browser nonetheless to stream video games when enjoying on an iPhone or iPad.

The announcement of Antstream Arcade for the App Store additionally comes as an possibility for these trying to play retro video games however might not wish to obtain one of many many gaming emulators like Delta, RetroArch, or PPSSPP. All of those emulators depend on ROMs to play traditional video video games.

Taylor is a Reporter at IGN. You can observe her on Twitter @TayNixster.





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