I'm not convinced that many emulators have been sued out of existence; do you have more examples? Over the past quarter-century, there have been countless emula

I'm not convinced that many emulators have been sued out of existence; do you have more examples? Over the past quarter-century, there have been countless emulators released, at least a couple dozen of which achieved considerable fame. Of the examples mentioned so far, only one (Connectix) actually hinged on an issue that was substantially related to emulation (copies of the PS1 firmware used for reverse engineering during development). The bleem! case was primarily about commercial use of screenshots, and the NGP emulator matter was about the emulator's name containing an unrelated trademark (and, to my knowledge, never actually went to court).