Forget the limited NSO library. A new technical breakthrough just turned your Nintendo Switch into a massive, free ...

TL;DR: Nintendo developers confirmed that the Switch 2 will use emulation to support newly announced GameCube games. Nintendo developers have confirmed an emulator was designed to run original Switch ...

N64 games emulated via Nintendo Switch Online on the Switch 2 will have significant upgrades. These include a new CRT filter, button remapping, and the ability to rewind. All of these have been ...

The emulator scene for Nintendo is one fraught with cease and desists, and the latest to feel the wrath of Nintendo is Ryujinx. The project was working on emulating Nintendo Switch titles. On October ...

Nintendo’s ongoing legal pressure has pushed RetroDECK to remove official Switch emulator support, citing DMCA risks. While emulation itself is technically legal, bypassing console protections or ...

In February, Nintendo sued the makers of the Switch emulator Yuzu, saying it "unlawfully circumvents the technological measures" that help deter piracy of Switch games. Just a couple weeks later, Yuzu ...

Switch emulator Ryujinx has reportedly ended its development following a request by Nintendo, and the platform holder also issued a copyright strike against a YouTube channel reviewing retro handheld ...

Eden, a Yuzu fork, launched on Google Play as a high-performance Nintendo Switch emulator. Nintendo has aggressively targeted emulators before; Eden risks legal action like Yuzu faced. Putting Eden on ...

The makers of the Nintendo Switch emulator Ryujinx pulled the open-source project offline after being contacted by Nintendo, one of its developer announced Tuesday on Discord. If you’re counting, that ...

In context: Following legal battles against multiple Switch emulators and modding platforms, Nintendo has recently clarified its stance on emulation and piracy. While the company acknowledges its ...

I'd disagree. They make underpowered systems designed to be energy efficient and appropriately sized for the Japanese market. And then they put tons of effort into shoehorning games into that platform ...

For many years the ZSNES emulator was the prime choice for playing SNES games on PC. Originally released in 1997 for DOS, it ...