The degree to which they have dropped the ball on apple arcade is staggeringly unbelievable. There are entire games, such as Guildlings, that have remained unfinished for years on end. Most of their "exclusive" games are just ports, and bad ones at that. The audio for Balto, for example, is likely to give you hearing damage if listened to with headphones. Other seemingly first party exclusive games like Oceanhorn CD and Demon Sword, bafflingly, are no longer available at all. On a service which also has some of the best, most charming, challenging, and interesting games that I have ever played like A Monster's Expedition, Jumper Jon, and Lego Builder's Journey. Bleak sword, Beyond a Steel Sky 2 are pretty good. However, some games that should feature controller support do not, and other games that should not require a controller do, and they are all lumped in the big pile together. One of the worst offenders is Fantasian, which ought to be a graphical showcase for the M and A series chips, but does not run natively on that hardware and requires Rosetta! Fantasian is not the only example but surely the most egregious. Almost every other game is filler garbage. How many different card games do you need. How many different cartoon "fighting" games, how many "driving" games, when not a one of them is worth anybody's time. NBA 2k that looks and performs like a PS2 game, wow, amazing stuff guys, real value add there. Meanwhile, all manner of games which have no business being iPhone exclusive remain that way, like Devil May Cry peak of combat, Sky Children of Light, and PUBG. Did you forget about the Apple TV? It's literally an iPhone, running a fork of iOS. I'm really supposed to squint at all this stuff? Shameful. Disgraceful. Disappointing does not begin to cover it. Not even worth the $5 they were asking at launch anymore, much less the $40 a month (like $500 a year!) they want for Apple One now. But Eddy Cue gets his little gambling widget. Appalling. Sickening. Monstrous. The worst part is maybe that with just a tiny bit of care and attention this whole mess could be whipped into shape and they would sell 300 million apple tv boxes overnight.