A New Nintendo Switch Emulator Has Nintendo PISSED!

[PiriyaSambandaraksa]

If Suyu ever gets taken down, I hope the next iteration will be named Sumii

[ian_sear]

Whoever came up with the name Suyu deserves some kind of award. Brilliant name.

[ratboy]

Apparently Nintendo stirred the bees nest with the hydra that is the internet😂

[SadVIad]

I feel like when a company stops selling a console the games should be open for emulation because they are unpurchasable. And anything over 20 years old should be considered preserving history.

[jorgea]

Emulation is inevitable. No matter how much Nintendo tries to get rid of them, someone else will come over to take its place. Nintendo needs to stop being stubborn and put their games on PC as well, that way less people will pirate their games. They also need to make a powerful console with the Switch 2 or whatever they call it, otherwise its gonna be another easy emulator in a couple of years.

[PamonhasDePiracicaba]

Three years of Law School? It's over for Nintendo

[Khaosclan]

To be fair I'd estimate over 80%-90% of emulation with switch titles are being pirated...the hassle of pulling keys, hacking your switch, and dumping a title you've paid for is a lot...I'm all for legacy emulation but not for current generation consoles

[JustCliff]

Note, it is legal to commercially sell an emulator. Nintendo can't sue for that specfic reason

[Furluge]

0:40 - Nintendo doesn't hate emulators themselves. They hate private ownership and customer's doing what they want with what they purchased or using their products how they like. It's why they also go after any modification to consoles or games and have a very restrictive license agreement you can look up which narrowly defines how you can use your software. It also bans things like renting out a game cart.

Emulation is just the most public facing thing we see in Nintendo's war on the consumer. But make no mistake, Nintendo will come for the rest of it when they can. The moment they think they can make you rent games and hardware they will do it. And bunches of Nostalgia-addled people in my generation will probably defend them too.

[duhmez]

Nintendo is not pissed off at Suyu. They knew the emulator is open source an do would continue. Their goal was to stop this yuzu team fromm aking moneyu, and allegedly stop them from HELPING people find roms/keys/ how to decrypt all the w while profiting off it.

[BradCorrupts]

There's a huge difference between "has NIntendo PISSED" and "may piss off Nintendo." Stop it with the clickbait titles.

[NedsonMonteiro]

Suyu sounds like a clapback at Nintendo for suing Yuzu.... oh wait. 😮

[blizmo]

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[Damariobros]

This is even better than when they made 3DS homebrew use FBI to load CIA files PepeLaugh

[Particle_Ghost]

If Sweet Baby blocked you then your doing something right.

[CJP.-pqkr]

I’m more upset that there is no more 3DS emulation… Everybody has a Switch.

[Stinger]

Nintendo can use their newly-acquired 2.4 million dollars to dry their tears.

[stanzacosmi]

3:30 actually it's not illegal to make money off emulation, connectix proved that.

[VGamingJunkieVT]

Yeah, from what I hear, Yuzu was really batting the hornet's nest. Even provided a version specifically to run Tears of the Kingdom before release and behind a Patreon paywall. Donations are one thing but, when you force people to donate to get a better version, that kinda sounds like a premium product. If you notice, Nintendo took Dolphin off Steam but they never tried to sue them, because the makers of Dolphin didn't engage in that kind of thing.

[dycu]

All Nintendo have to do is make a more powerful console. Too pricey? Then make two version. They even have resale value. Why do you think nobody talk about PS5-Xbox-Steam emulator? Maybe they are too dependent on their proprietary game engine in which is great for game optimization for their underpowered console but bad at using the latest video game graphic innovation. Maybe it's all about planned obsolescence. Who knows?