Angry birds running on Windows

iOS app player running Angry Birds under Windows.

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[FlyingGamesHD]

Can you release the download link of this App player.

Like it that he see it.

Sry for my bad English

[Juan Garcia]

@Bubble wrap, good shot, haha

[viperzerofsx]

wow this is cool I would love to play some ios games on windows rather then a little iphone is this still in development?

[FlyingGamesHD]

Can you give me the Download Link, plese? I will subscribe you ;)

[Мурад Багиров]

He ran angry birds on windows, before it became mainstream

[Bubble Wrap]

Spirrwell is correct.

[Spirrwell]

Well this is where I stop talking because I'm wasting my time with you. Emulation isn't new, it has been done, and the one time I remember that it was attempted to stop emulation was with the Nintendo 64 emulator Ultrahle. They were sued, they got shut down, it didn't stop someone else from picking it back up. If someone got sued for emulating iOS, we have crowd funding sites for people to get behind said person to pay for lawyers. So you can shut up now, I will no longer reply.

[Spirrwell]

And to clarify, when I was referring to "plenty of emulators," I was referring to other emulators such as emulators of game systems.

[Spirrwell]

It's against Apple's EULA to run OS X on non Apple hardware, yet people still do it. Plenty of emulators exist and they weren't stopped. Once something is out on the Internet, it's out there, it is VERY hard to just get rid of it, especially in a foreign country that doesn't crack down on such things. An emulator may never come, it may, be it very unlikely, come and be stopped by Apple. That doesn't mean that the emulation portion couldn't be done. It'd be even harder to stop an open source one.

[Spirrwell]

Theoretically speaking it could work perfectly eventually. Theoretically, any emulator could work perfectly eventually. Actually "perfectly" may be the wrong word as I mean that any emulator could emulate a device to full potential without error. I also say "theoretically" because it could definitely be done, whether it will, is another question. It's not like we have access to all of Apple's plans and source code. Although it could be done.