A Nintendo Lawyer has clearly described what the company may or may not deem illegal regarding the emulation of their ...

After shutting down several popular emulators over the years, Nintendo's top IP lawyer just admitted that emulators are legal ...

Informally, Nintendo suggests that all fan-made emulators are illegal because, in the company's view, they're inextricably ...

Koji Nishiura, Nintendo's patent attorney, weighs in on the legality of video game emulators.

This comes in the wake of Nintendo suing Tropic Haze LLC over the Yuzu emulator, claiming that there’s ‘no lawful way to use Yuzu’, as it requires files extracted from a real Switch device ...

2024 was a big year for Nintendo's emulator takedowns, with the likes of Yuzu and Ryujinx both biting the dust after facing the company's wrath. Now, at a recent lecture hosted by Japan’s ...

However, when you play the same game on your own PC or phone, using an emulator that Nintendo doesn’t own, would it still be ...

An attorney for Nintendo has discussed ... Another is if an emulator can disable security mechanisms like encryption (or "technical protection measures", as they're legally known), which would ...

"Playable" is a term used to refer to if the game is emulated well enough that you might forget you're even using an emulator. Overall, if you want to run a Nintendo Switch game in 4K 60 FPS ...

Top Nintendo IP lawyers appeared at the Tokyo eSports Festa and said emulators are technically legal, despite Nintendo ...