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 judge has now signed off on the terms of a settlement between Nintendo and Yuzu that will see Yuzu pay Nintendo $2.4 million in damages. That’s not all, as Yuzu will need everything to stop all development and distribution of the source code for their successful Nintendo Switch emulator. Yuzu will also have to ...
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. ...
The Switch emulator Yuzu, among other things, caused The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom to be pirated over a million times, which is why Nintendo filed a lawsuit. Now there is apparently already a million dollar settlement in the process. The Switch emulator Yuzu was originally released in 2018, a few months after ...
The creators of Yuzu also agreed to delete all copies of Yuzu, hand over to Nintendo all physical circumvention tools and modified Nintendo hardware, and all bypass tools used to develop or use Yuzu, which includes “TegraRcmGUI, Hekate, Atmosphère, Lockpick_RCM, NDDumpTool, nxDumpFuse, and TegraExplorer”. In a statement shared on Twitter, originally posted on the Yuzu ...
Yuzu and Nintendo have reached a mutual agreement under which Yuzu will pay $2.4 million in damages. This means that since both parties have reached an agreement, the case will not end up in court. Yuzu will have to destroy all copies of the Yuzu emulation software and will be forced to shut down completely. ...
The latest news about Nintendo’s lawsuit against the creators of the Nintendo Switch emulator, Yuzuis that the Yuzu developers have responded to the demand and They have hired a lawyer to address the case. Yuzu’s response to the lawsuit is a normal step in legal proceedings, and the court process may take time before a ...
You may recall that earlier this week it was reported that Nintendo was suing the makers of the Nintendo Switch emulator Yuzu for “illegally circumventing Nintendo’s software encryption”, enabling piracy and causing spoilers ahead of the games’ release. Since then, there have been no further developments on the matter. However, that has now changed. It ...
Nintendo has apparently blown its collar. As has now been announced, Nintendo of America has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer of a popular Switch emulator. The Yuzu emulator enjoys questionable popularity as it allows you to play pirated copies of Switch games on Windows, Linux or Android and no manufacturer likes to see pirated ...
It’s no secret that Nintendo has been very strict about fan content. It’s also no secret that Nintendo isn’t a fan of any kind of piracy or emulation. The company has been trying to stop both for many years. So it’s no surprise that a new example of this was announced today. Gaming journalist Stephen ...
