ruins castle, the largest Pokemon Fan gaming sites everywhere have apparently been shut down due to sudden DMCA takedown notices. Earlier this month, Switch emulator Yuzu was shut down after its creator reached a settlement with Nintendo. This also resulted in 3DS emulator Citra being shut down as well, marking another victory for Nintendo in ...
These days are being somewhat turbulent in the video game industry. And it seems that emulators are back in the spotlight. We recently informed you about the controversy over the closure of the Switch emulator, Yuzu. This closure resulted from an accusation by Nintendo. That was resolved before going through a court case. After the ...
GitLab confirmed today that it has removed all traces of the new and upcoming Nintendo Switch emulator Suyu, which had big plans to pick up where Yuzu left off. GitLab says it received a DMCA takedown notice for Suya and has subsequently complied. GitLab also said it disabled Suyu developer accounts. Source Like this: As ...
Surely you have in mind the recent controversy over the closure of the Switch emulator Yuzu for an accusation of Nintendo. The agreement means that Tropic Haze will pay Nintendo in damages, turn over the yuzu-emu.org website to Nintendo and cease distribution of the emulator Yuzu. Well, now there seems to be another similar case. ...
Surely you remember that Nintendo has reached an agreement with Tropic Haze, the team behind the Switch emulator called Yuzu, following the lawsuit filed last week. The agreement means that Tropic Haze will pay Nintendo in damages, turn over the yuzu-emu.org website to Nintendo and cease distribution of the emulator Yuzu. Well, now there seems ...
A new Nintendo Switch emulator will be available soon in the form of Suyu which is based on Yuzu’s open source code and aims to provide a similar experience for emulation enthusiasts. Suyu, pronounced “‘sue-you” isn’t ready for use yet, but the team is getting together and has a GitLab page. The Suyu team is ...
Nintendo is known for its tough approach when it comes to protecting its trademark rights. The last victim of this policy was the Yuzu emulator for Switch games, which ultimately had to be discontinued. Developer Tropical Haze paid Nintendo $2.4 million for trademark infringement. The stumbling block was that Yuzu made it possible to bypass ...
Image: Nintendo Life Following the news of Yuzu being taken down earlier this week, another Nintendo emulator story has now hit the headlines. As reported The Verge, Pizza Emulators – known for its work on the Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance emulators on Android – has decided to permanently remove its apps from ...
The Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Color Pizza Emulators company said it is closing its doors on the Android emulator scene. Pizza Emulators has now removed the emulators from the Google Play store where they were hosted. Davide Berra shared the news in a Discord message saying he made the decision because he wanted ...
The makers of the Nintendo Switch emulator Yuzu owe Nintendo $2.4 million after reaching a settlement with the Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom developer, following a lawsuit over the open source emulator just last week. Both Nintendo and Tropic Haze, the company behind Yuzu, filed for a final judgment and injunction on Monday. ...
