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It’s no secret that emulation has been rampant online for years. There are countless emulators available to help users enjoy video games on nonnative hardware. For some, this is welcomed as it further aims to preserve video games. At the same time, others have found emulation to be rather damaging. For instance, Nintendo had recently filed a lawsuit against the creator of Yuzu, an emulator made to allow users to play unofficial Nintendo Switch games.

While many see Nintendo as a “family-friendly” gaming company, and they are in many respects, they have never been afraid to go after people who try and steal from them in various ways. Over the many decades of their success, The Big N has gone after hackers, hardware IP thieves, and all sorts of projects that “infringe” on their properties. For example, if you were to try to do a crowdfunding project for a fan film about a property they own, They would have it taken down, and we’ve seen that happen in the past! Today, they announced another lawsuit coming, this time after the Yuzu Emulator for Switch.

Nintendo is suing the makers of Yuzu, an open-source Nintendo Switch emulator, according to a lawsuit filed in Rhode Island court on Monday. Game File reporter Stephen Totilo first reported the suit.

Nintendo of America has filed a lawsuit against Tropic Haze, the creator of popular Switch emulator Yuzu.

Nintendo has a very deserved reputation for going after anything it deems a threat to its business and IP with a mountain of legal challenges. It's shut down countless fan-made projects, ruined a hacker's life, and it's constantly fighting a losing battle against emulation and piracy. Its latest efforts on that front now have its sights squared solely on the popular Switch emulator Yuzu.

A new Yuzu build released today expands on a feature recently introduced in the emulator to give users additional VRAM management options for better performance in games.

A new build of the Yuzu Nintendo Switch emulator released today promises to bring significant improvement in several titles, including those that received higher resolution mods like The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

Yuzu Switch Frame Generation support has been added to the latest builds of the popular Switch PC emulator, allowing for smoother gameplay.

The Yuzu Progress report December 2023 is out! If you’ve only casually followed the ongoing development of this multi-platform Nintendo Switch emulator, don’t worry! We’ve put together a rundown of all the most interesting developments in the Yuzu Emulator Progress Report.

The Yuzu Nintendo Switch emulator was recently improved with some new features that improve the experience in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and several other titles.

Yuzu has just released the highly-anticipated 136 update, dubbed ‘Yuzu NCE’. This stands for ‘Native Code Execution’, and allows Switch code to run directly on your device’s CPU. This is thanks to the similar architecture between Switch and Android. Thanks to YouTube channel ‘forthenext‘ for the explanation!

Super Mario RPG, Nintendo's upcoming remake of the 1996 classic, has leaked online and people are already playing the game on PC.

A new Yuzu Nintendo Switch emulator Mainline Build is now available for download, bringing performance and emulation improvements for several high-profile titles like Super Mario Odyssey, Pokémon Scarlet & Violet, and others.

New Yuzu Nintendo Switch emulator builds that were shared online today promise to bring emulation improvements as well as widespread performance enhancements across several titles.

A new Yuzu Nintendo Switch emulator mainline build is now live, introducing emulation improvements for PlatinumGames' Bayonetta 3, which include better and more accurate visuals as well as better stability for select GPUs.

A new Yuzu Early Access build that was released online this week introduces massive performance improvements for one of the best Nintendo Switch exclusives ever released.

The all new RPG Sea of Stars is now available on Android thanks to Yuzu! Below is everything you need to know so you’re ready to swim into this new fantasy world on Android.

New Yuzu Nintendo Switch emulator builds that were released online in the past few days introduce performance and emulation improvements for select titles, such as Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Red Dead Redemption.

A new Yuzu Early Access build that was made available earlier this week introduces some welcome emulation improvements for a variety of high-profile titles such as Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and 3, and Metroid Prime Remastered, as well as performance improvements.

Pikmin 4 has just been released on Nintendo Switch, but as it has been for most Nintendo Switch releases of the past few months, it is already possible to enjoy a superior experience on PC thanks to a mod and the Yuzu Nintendo Switch emulator.