Nintendo is suing the creators of popular Switch emulator Yuzu

[rusty_shackleford]

I suspect the FSF will jump in to defend RyuJinx if Nintendo goes after them. Yuzu appeared to do a lot of shady things after looking into this for a bit, and Nintendo seems to have been in the right as Yuzu was violating some IP rights of Nintendo with regards to encryption keys and such.

[OnTilt]

IP holders are never "in the right". They were just correct "legally".

[rusty_shackleford]

IP holders are never "in the right". They were just correct "legally".

Might makes right.

[Orvas Dren]

IP holders are never "in the right". They were just correct "legally".

preaching to the choir

[Vergil]

I think people who like and support Nintendo should be raped to death (respectfully)

[Havitner]

yuzu and its team has always been against piracy

Oh **** off with this ****.

If you oppose the lawsuit because you dislike intellectual property as a concept, fine.
If you oppose the lawsuit because you hate Nintendo, fine.
But let's not pretend that this tool wasn't created primarily so that people could pirate Nswitch games.
"But it doesn't technically contain any-" No, shut up, you're gay.




1. I obviously realize that the actual devs have to pretend for legal reasons.

[Breathe]

You can tell it's disingenuous and they're trying to back away without getting ****** more. None of it really matters because everyone already has the emulator and the code has been out there for a long time. Nintendo hasn't accomplished a thing.

[anonusername]

Honestly I think Yuzu is ******. Why they don't host this in an actually free country idk, especially one that doesn't give a **** about Japanese law given that they are making an emulator for the most rabid copyrighter in industry. It's within Nintendo's terms not to mess with their proprietary software/hardware, which is pretty standard in tech. Team Yuzu would have had to mess with it to bypass security measures when creating the emulator. And it's likely they did this illegally as well since Nintendo definitely didn't give them the keys necessary. I am pretty sure Nintendo has existing precedents on their side as well like the Gary Bowser case who now owes Nintendo millions for selling switches with modified software.

Gary Bowser owes Nintendo millions because he advertised how his hardware modifications could be used to easily pirate Nintendo games. IIRC, the hardware/software they were selling came with the DRM already disabled and piracy tools pre/auto-installed. The level of damages was ridiculously excessive, but they were selling piracy services with 0 plausible deniability. The people making Switch hacks who maintained plausible deniability are still hacking without any problems so far as I know.

I suspect the FSF will jump in to defend RyuJinx if Nintendo goes after them. Yuzu appeared to do a lot of shady things after looking into this for a bit, and Nintendo seems to have been in the right as Yuzu was violating some IP rights of Nintendo with regards to encryption keys and such.

If it's true that Nintendo had proof Yuzu devs distributed Switch keys, then Yuzu had it coming for being absolute *******. It's one thing to share illegal keys as a random internet user, but if you are a 30k+ a month company selling emulators you need to keep your hands extra clean.

[Segata]

The guy who caused all this is a Win7 chud:

[rusty_shackleford]

The guy who caused all this is a Win7 chud:

lmao ******* who think win7 isn't spyware

[Orvas Dren]

The guy who caused all this is a Win7 chud:

Nintendo fans are insane

[gerey]

Emulator devs ***** out at the same rate as modders.

[Gastrick]

Citra dying is the bigger blow. I don't think there's another good 3DS emulator, unlike with the Switch.

Thankfully the files aren't going anywhere, and the source code was publicly available as well.

https://archive.org/details/citra-macos ... ff3440.tar

[WaterMage]

What is funny about this emulator is that Steam Deck + Yuzu was better at running Switch games than Switch...

[LemonDemonGirl]

See this is why you don't make paid emulators/Mods.

Also make your **** Open-Source too, not everyone wants to pay JUST to be able to play console games on a computer

[Faceless_Sentinel]

The guy who caused all this is a Win7 chud:

lmao ******* who think win7 isn't spyware

At least it didn't spy as much as 10, also it had much better interface (start menu is a thing that I get used so much, that I probably always gonna install programs that make it back).

[Nooneatall]

Emulator devs ***** out at the same rate as modders.

You gotta be pretty autistic to get involved in that kind of code. Many of those kinds of programmers never even make anything because they lose focus and jerk off to code minutae instead of just getting the work done. Other times the ****** are just the "face" of the endeavor and normal autistic dudes did the work.

[aweigh]

[Segata]

Another life destroyed

But it's a redditor, so it works out in the end?

[Vergil]

Why would you have your real identity tied so heavily to a reddit account where you moderate a piracy subreddit, particularly one based around a company that is one step away from sending kamikaze assassins against people who pirate their ****?

[Greyborne]

Anyone know what the most up to date emulator is? I have the last edition of Yuzu before they got shut down.

[SoLong]

Anyone know what the most up to date emulator is? I have the last edition of Yuzu before they got shut down.

Yuzu's source code got leaked and now it's an open-source project called Suyu. No, really.

Yuzu never died. All Nintendo did was put a speed bump in the way and draw much more attention to the fact that their **** can be emulated now.

[Vergil]

From the 5 mins of research I did apparently the most popular switch emulator now is ryujinx.

[Greyborne]

From the 5 mins of research I did apparently the most popular switch emulator now is ryujinx.

Ryujinx is meh, imo.

[Greyborne]

Anyone know what the most up to date emulator is? I have the last edition of Yuzu before they got shut down.

Yuzu's source code got leaked and now it's an open-source project called Suyu. No, really.

Yuzu never died. All Nintendo did was put a speed bump in the way and draw much more attention to the fact that their **** can be emulated now.

I thought I read somewhere that Suyu got shut down too.

[SoLong]

I thought I read somewhere that Suyu got shut down too.

Nope. Still here.

[J1M]

Maybe Nintendo should take the hint that people don't want to play [franchise] on a tablet from 9 years ago at 20 FPS.

[wndrbr]

Which of the nintendo emulators has a keyboard & mouse support?

[anonusername]

Yuzu got taken down because they were blatantly shilling their emulator commercially based on the ability to run Tears of the Kingdom using stolen Switch keys which they were providing on their Discord. "Nuh-Uh, our community rules say no piracy allowed." doesn't fly when you get caught red-handed.

[Kowe]

Go to 14:40 and watch for around 1-2 minutes. Same thing happened to GTA and Rockstar with a cracked version, if I remember correctly. Or it was another game of theirs. They are hypocrites to begin with. Japan also have stupid Anti-Piracy laws.