> Nintendo has no leg to stand on legally speaking, and there's a precedent waiting to happen. Don't be so sure. From the article: > Emulator tools aren't inh

> Nintendo has no leg to stand on legally speaking, and there's a precedent waiting to happen. Don't be so sure. From the article: > Emulator tools aren't inherently illegal, but the way in which Yuzu is being actively used and promoted is what Nintendo appears to be objecting to here. So it depends on what is actually in the case. At best, Yuzu needs to simply update some of its marketing material. At worst, they need to shut down and open under a new name / LLC, while also updating marketing material.