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I know some instances of emulation have been resolved to be fair use. Still, Nintendo's motive is to defend their IP. Even if the lawsuits go nowhere, it stil
by moralestapia 2y ago
I know some instances of emulation have been resolved to be fair use.
Still, Nintendo's motive is to defend their IP.
Even if the lawsuits go nowhere, it still works for them.
See, https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/switch-emulator-ryujinx-goes-offline-after-creator-gets-an-offer-from-nintendo-they-cant-refuse/ https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/switch-emulator-ryuj....
If Nintendo's IP wasn't involved they wouldn't give a rat ass about the emulation scene.
- JoshTriplett 2y agoThey worked for Sony, too, by driving emulators out of business. But that doesn't make it illegal; it just means the infliction of massive legal defense costs are an effective tactic.