Apple's upcoming WWDC event could include a major upgrade for gaming across its family of devices. In a recent report, Bloomberg revealed Apple is working on a standalone multi-platform app for games.

Apple is reportedly developing a dedicated video games app for its devices as it aims to beef up its offerings for developers and consumers.. As reported by Bloomberg, the tech giant plans to ...

Sources tell Bloomberg that Apple's new gaming app will be revealed at the Worldwide Developers Conference on June 9, which is just days after Nintendo will launch its new Switch 2 console.

Apple is reportedly preparing to launch a new app dedicated solely to video games. Apple is expected to preinstall this gaming app on the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV set-up box later this year.

Apple is planning to replace its Game Center with a more robust gaming app that works across its major devices. It will help you find, launch, and track games more easily.

Apple wants to bolster its gaming presence (Picture: EPA) Apple is set to debut a new gaming app around the Switch 2’s launch, as the company looks to push further into the gaming space.. While ...

According to Bloomberg, Apple’s new gaming app will launch games and centralize user activity, achievements, leaderboards, communications, and more.It will also include editorial content and App ...

Cloud gaming is shaping up to have a big moment on mobile starting next month with the launch of Microsoft’s xCloud service, but iOS users are getting left out. And now we know exactly why ...

Now Apple Arcade is disrupting gaming. ... The App Store, in short, needs some work. Apple Arcade is a ... Many of the initial crop of games released — Apple promises 100 at launch — are of a ...

Apple claims its App Store policies prohibit cloud gaming services ... and gaming services can absolutely launch on the App Store as long as they follow the same set of guidelines applicable ...

Apple Inc plans to launch a dedicated gaming app for its devices, aiming to enhance the gaming experience. The company will preinstall the app on the iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV set-top box ...