
It’s no secret at iMore that I love retro games. Seeing Apple allow retro-gaming emulators on its devices back in April was something I never thought I’d see. Using apps like Delta, RetroArch, and Gamma on my iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV has been fantastic. Yet it’s also made me think of how gaming companies have been treating its franchises lately on Apple’s devices.
According to Appmagic data reported by mobilegamer.biz, Capcom's port of Resident Evil 7, first released on gaming consoles and PC back in 2017 and then made available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac on July 3, has bombed in sales. Reportedly, the game has been bought less than 2,000 times, which is worse than terrible.