I’m trying to ‘restore’ an previous iOS sport (Mega Leap)—it was sadly by no means up to date with a 64-bit launch, so cannot be run on any iDevices operating iOS 11 or later. This is not an impediment for me personally, as I am simply trying to obtain the app and have entry to its inner app information (i.e. sport belongings… for previous time’s sake :P).
With out entry to an previous cell machine operating iOS 10 or earlier, is it doable to obtain 32-bit apps onto my non-jailbroken iPhone/iPad (iOS 16 and iOS 12.5.6 respectively), or onto my M1 Mac? I’m uncertain about any iOS gadgets, however having access to information that are clearly nonetheless on the App Retailer (and which I bought with my very own Apple ID years in the past) looks like it would possibly be extra viable on a Mac right this moment?
(Word: this developer has not eliminated their iOS apps from the Mac App Retailer, i.e. Mega Leap “must [be updated] to work along with your model of macOS” and an up to date sport by the identical developer, Mega Run, nonetheless works.)
Am I out of luck? Is contacting the (roughly defunct) builders and gently nudging/begging for a 64-bit launch my solely choice, moreover shelling out for an iPad Mini 2 or iPad 4 which can not final greater than a 12 months? [Counterpoint: if all I need is to download and copy files from an outdated app, I may be able to borrow a family or friend’s old device, but it would be good to know if other options exist.]
