The Japanese gaming giant has recently cracked down on Switch emulators ...

Nintendo's latest push to protect its intellectual property results in several Switch emulators receiving takedown notices ...

Nintendo has issued new DMCA takedown notices targeting multiple Switch emulators hosted on GitHub, escalating its fight against emulation.

If there's one thing that Nintendo absolutely detests, aside from the prospect of making the older Pokemon titles available on modern hardware, it's anyone that misuses their IPs, is involved with ...

A representative for Nintendo has sent a DMCA notice to every Switch emulator on GitHub. Switch emulator repositories are still up, but likely not for long. Active projects are still hosted outside ...

Nintendo issues new DMCA takedowns targeting most remaining Switch emulators, but projects like Eden continue development and preserve game access.

A new update to the Nintendo Switch emulator Eden saves mod fans tons of storage space, and it works for DLCs and updates, too.

It was always going to happen. Nintendo has come down hard on hackers and pirates, so those particular communities are going to always double down in their efforts to hit back. To what ultimate ...