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It’s well-known that emulators are legal. See Sony v. Connectrix from 2000. Emulators for various Nintendo systems are freely available.
The emulators that were sued were not sued simply because they were emulators.
So this should be used in a class action lawsuit against Nintendo for illegally shutting down all those emulators right?
RIGHT!?
Maybe if Yuzu and Ryujinx hadn’t collected hundreds of thousand buckos to fund their operations, and (at least in the case of the former) also use their private discords to distribute ROMs.
Dolphin has a publicly available website, and you can download it right now https://es.dolphin-emu.org/download/?cr=es
Same is true for Project 64 (but I advise against it since it currently has a security vulnerability) and I presume every other legacy emu. I don’t know, maybe people could look into those and see why nothing ever happened to them.
I think I miss Citra more; unlike Switch and it’s support in Switch 2, 3DS is definitely in it’s twilight years. Did they ever come back or has there’s been any new ones?
Also I second the dolphin recommendation. I played the loving shit out of GC games recently when there was an update that added retroachievements.
Citra was unfortunately collateral damage for being made by the Yuzu team, but you can find forks made by other people.
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Emulators are legal. Emulators that bypass encryptions aren’t (somehow).
DMCA in the USA. Bad laws, bad results. I don’t know why Nintendo has a problem with me playing ToTK on my desktop at higher resolution than the Switch can put out, I own the game cart and a Switch.
Bad laws, bad results.
This describes a lot in the USA.
Almost as if you should stop listening to corps opinions on things and letting them gaslight you.
