>They killed Yuzu (a Switch emulator).
For the record Yuzu included code for circumventing Nintendo's DRM they had on game carts. It violated the DMCA.
For the record Yuzu included code for circumventing Nintendo's DRM they had on game carts. It violated the DMCA.
It doesn't, this is what Nintendo claimed but it's false. The community learned their lessons from the Wii emulation era and you are supposed to bring your own keys, nothing is included in the emulator.
And yes, they also wrote this lie on their DMCA takedown against Suyu (which also doesn't have any keys), so they officially lied on a DMCA takedown.
Just because you have to bring your own keys that doesn't make it not a circumvention measure.
Here's the code that breaks the DRM.
https://github.com/Fabi/yuzu-mirror-mirror/blob/master/src/c...
Also I may mention that the support of external keys is there for you to get games for your own switch, pirates can just share decrypted games anyways.
Nintendo didn't want to get in court and also had to basically lie in a DMCA, I think that tells it all on their legal standpoint, they were afraid of creating a precedent.
Don't worry that if they were so sure to win, they would be in court already like they did with the R4 cartridge.