Just Apple being Apple.

Did anyone actually read the rule in the article because it clearly say they have to offer the games as a stand alone as well. It’s beneficial for the service provider and the regular joe as if someone don’t want to pay for a service they have the option to buy the single game they want and move along.

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And this is basically the right answer.

It's Apple's hardware and Apple's platform. If these other corporations don't like Apple's rules, they are free to go somewhere else or make their own hardware and platform. It's that simple.

Trillion dollar companies like Microsoft and Google and billion dollar companies like Epic are trying to tell Apple what their policies should be. And that's totally ridiculous. It's NOT THEIR PRODUCT. They can manipulate consumers and claim that Apple's products are general use which allows them to do whatever they want. But that, again, is ridiculous.

Notice how Sony stayed out of it, created an app that allows you access to PlayStation games that are on your system. No streaming required. Only your game system is required. PS Now isn't on Apple's devices. Only Remote Play.

I can understand the idea of just pressing start and playing a game immediately from the cloud. But these companies can't dictate terms and circumvent Apple's rules. If Apple were to circumvent their policies, we know they would be up in arms trying to sue Apple to fall back in line.

Some gamers think they are entitled to have Stadia or Xcloud or whatever just because these mega corporations say they deserve all the profits on someone else's products. Here's the thing: THEY ARE NOT.

If it was your product and your rules, and someone decided your rules stink and made their own rules on your product, common sense would be that you want a cut of the profits or tell them to go TF away.

Influencers, manipulators, liers, shillers, etc can't change what is the truth: It's Apple's product and Apple's platform with Apple's policies. Simple as that.

@Hakuoro

One of the points I was making, that you seem to overlook, according to Apple’s new TOS a streaming service would also have to make available each and every game separately on Apples platform...does that mean Netflix will make sure every movie they put on their service is also on Apple’s store and available for individual purchase...INCLUDING the original and exclusive content NETFLIX produces themselves? Unlikely, and therefore that is selective enforcement.

These declines are on the back of extra revenue received from releasing games like Forza horizon 5 on PlayStation. So I’m being sarcastic here when I said they should go back to exclusives. Killing off a revenue stream from Ps5 sales will only make things worse