Ironically, Apple currently has several emulators in the AppStore, so I am going with the belief that someone (likely Nintendo) probably pressured them about this particular application.” Macworld pointed readers to developer Jonathan Zdziarski’s blog, where the self-described “research scientist and occasional hacker” said: “One of the more useless people at Apple called me to let me know that Nescaline was removed because it was an emulator.
NES image file, including original, or “homebrewed,” games, five of which were included. According to Macworld, it was a US$5 app that could play any valid. Earlier this week, the App Store briefly hosted a Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) emulator Nescaline before pulling it.
