The Cloud Gaming system is one of the most interesting ideas in the gaming industry. A concept where games rely on cloud storage and no longer rely on redundant processes of downloading. Two companies currently developing Cloud gaming are Google with Google stadia and Microsoft with xCloud.
Reporting from Gamerant, Apple banned Xbox and Stadia streaming applications on the App Store. Apple's party immediately responded to this matter through its spokesperson. The reason Apple is worried about not being able to review all the games contained in the Stadia and Xbox apps. There is no guarantee that both of them will be able to review the games themselves on the platform. Where all applications submitted must be fair and equal following Apple's App Store guidelines.
However, this is quite odd because Steam Link and PS4 Remote Play are available on the App Store. So the question arises is it really a matter of App Store guidelines? Some critics also compare this case to Netflix and Spotify, where not every content is reviewed by Apple through the App Store.
Therefore, the explanation above is a depiction of Apple's attitude in rejecting Applications from Xbox and Stadia. This matter itself is still filled with question marks, why did Apple reject Xbox and Apple on the grounds of review. It is hoped that in the future there will be a more concrete explanation regarding this matter.
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