"To begin with, are emulators illegal or not," Nishiura asks. "This is a point often debated. While you can't immediately ...

Emulators themselves are entirely legal ... Specifically, Cifaldi pointed out that, if you dig into the code of the Nintendo ...

If an emulator directly gives away Nintendo's own software ... While similar illegal services are available for platforms like the Wii-U, none are as easily accessible and readily apparent ...

At this time, Dolphin Emulator is the best overall GameCube and Nintendo Wii emulator. It's available for PC, Linux, macOS, iOS, and Android. OpenEmu and RetroArch also use the Dolphin core for ...

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 ...

In the past year alone, Nintendo has reportedly cracked down on YouTube emulator channels that featured the company's games and played detective to locate and identify an alleged Switch pirate.

A lawyer for Nintendo talked about how emulators are "technically" legal but gave examples of how they can violate the law.

The top IP lawyer at Nintendo agreed that emulators are technically legal at a panel for intellectual property rights. They run afoul of the law when they bypass encryption, recreate copyrighted ...

However, while there aren't any Nintendo Switch emulators available even on the internet's darker extremeties, Norton claims that there is a decent Wii U emulator available called Cemu.

Despite Nintendo's actions against popular emulators, the company's patent attorney and deputy general manager of Nintendo's intellectual property department, Koji Nishiura, said at the Tokyo ...