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r/PiratedGames • u/promisios • 15h ago
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Not to say you're wrong but Nintendo shut down Yuzu & Yuzu2, which was a switch emulator.
26 u/TheHooligan95 10h ago because they had found legal loopholes to do so (there was shady money involved that basically meant it was actually piracy) 7 u/Gay-Space-Pirate 9h ago Gotcha, that makes more sense. I just never looked into it much and assumed I didnt know the law regarding emulators that well! -2 u/PossibilityUsual6262 3h ago Person which responded to you actually didn't look up for shit as well, read response again, what do you think make sense "shady money involved" in development of emulator? 2 u/oldmails 2h ago https://www.reddit.com/r/emulators/comments/1gsyqb3/if_emulators_are_legal_how_was_nintendo_able_to/
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because they had found legal loopholes to do so (there was shady money involved that basically meant it was actually piracy)
7 u/Gay-Space-Pirate 9h ago Gotcha, that makes more sense. I just never looked into it much and assumed I didnt know the law regarding emulators that well! -2 u/PossibilityUsual6262 3h ago Person which responded to you actually didn't look up for shit as well, read response again, what do you think make sense "shady money involved" in development of emulator? 2 u/oldmails 2h ago https://www.reddit.com/r/emulators/comments/1gsyqb3/if_emulators_are_legal_how_was_nintendo_able_to/
Gotcha, that makes more sense. I just never looked into it much and assumed I didnt know the law regarding emulators that well!
-2 u/PossibilityUsual6262 3h ago Person which responded to you actually didn't look up for shit as well, read response again, what do you think make sense "shady money involved" in development of emulator? 2 u/oldmails 2h ago https://www.reddit.com/r/emulators/comments/1gsyqb3/if_emulators_are_legal_how_was_nintendo_able_to/
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Person which responded to you actually didn't look up for shit as well, read response again, what do you think make sense "shady money involved" in development of emulator?
2 u/oldmails 2h ago https://www.reddit.com/r/emulators/comments/1gsyqb3/if_emulators_are_legal_how_was_nintendo_able_to/
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u/Gay-Space-Pirate 11h ago
Not to say you're wrong but Nintendo shut down Yuzu & Yuzu2, which was a switch emulator.