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Months after Apple opened the App Store to game-streaming apps<\/a>, the iPhone is about to get its first one. Retro gaming platform Antstream<\/a> will arrive<\/a> on iOS on June 27. Cult of Mac<\/em> first reported<\/a> on the news.<\/p>\n Antstream Arcade offers over 1,300 retro games from old-school platforms like Atari consoles, Commodore 64, DOS and arcade. It even has a few PS1 games, but its fare is less Metal Gear Solid<\/em> and more\u2026 Hogs of War<\/em>. You can browse Antstream\u2019s current library here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Although Apple cited developer feedback for its loosening of rules, you can likely thank the European Union\u2019s Digital Markets Act<\/a> (DMA). Designed to boost competition and prevent the all-too-common consumer-hostile practices in Big Tech, the DMA\u2019s regulations went into effect in 2023<\/a>. Earlier this year, Apple said<\/a> it would begin allowing developers to submit single apps that stream entire libraries of games, something it had previously resisted<\/a>.<\/p>\n Antstream typically costs $5 monthly or $40 annually, but Cult of Mac<\/em> reports that it will launch with an introductory offer of $4 per month or $30 for a year. You can check out the company\u2019s website<\/a> to see if it\u2019s worth it before it launches next week.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n