Apple announced today that they will finally be allowing users to emulate retro games on their iPhones. This news comes after years of requests from gamers who have been eager to play classic titles from their childhood on their Apple devices.
Convenient features
The new handheld device is packed with convenient features such as a touchscreen display, secure wallet storage, and seamless integration with popular NFT and Bitcoin marketplaces. This will allow users to easily manage and trade their digital assets without the need for a computer or smartphone.
How to Get It
To access the free trial of Cyberpunk 2077, players will need to visit the official website of CD Projekt Red and sign up for a free account. Once registered, players will be able to download the game and start playing immediately.
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