This seems more in line with what I've traditionally seen emulator makers do. Extreme care to insist the program is for homebrew only, with little to no guidanc

This seems more in line with what I've traditionally seen emulator makers do. Extreme care to insist the program is for homebrew only, with little to no guidance on obtaining ROMs. This legal grey area has existed for a long time. I can see why Nintendo would get annoyed by people trying to profit off of this.