Well, there you go. Tropic Haze, the creator of popular Switch emulator Yuzu, has agreed to settle a lawsuit brought against it by Nintendo, officially announcing that it’ll be both bringing an end to ...

Tropic Haze, the popular Yuzu Nintendo Switch emulator developer, appears to have agreed to settle Nintendo’s lawsuit against it. Less than a week after Nintendo filed the legal action, accusing the ...

Yuzu creator forced to pay $2.4 million. It’s no secret that emulation has been rampant online for years. There are countless emulators available to help users enjoy video games on nonnative hardware.

Yuzu is a free and open source emulator that makes it possible to run Nintendo Switch games on Windows, Linux, and Android devices. First released in 2018, the software has been under constant ...

Nintendo isn’t alleging Yuzu stole the keys — but says it’s all about piracy. Nintendo isn’t alleging Yuzu stole the keys — but says it’s all about piracy. is a senior editor and founding member of ...

Nintendo has reportedly filed a lawsuit against the team behind the Yuzu emulator. The gaming company argues that Yuzu facilitates piracy “at a colossal scale.” There are a few viable Nintendo Switch ...

Nintendo is trying to keep the Yuzu clones at bay. Nintendo is trying to keep the Yuzu clones at bay. is a news writer who covers the streaming wars, consumer tech, crypto, social media, and much more ...

Yuzu, one of the most popular Nintendo Switch emulators, is now officially available on some Android devices. This is good news for those who have no money to buy a console but want to enjoy their ...

Nintendo Switch emulator pioneer Yuzu has reportedly settled the emulation lawsuit from Nintendo, agreeing to pay $2.4 million as well as giving up everything related to Nintendo Switch emulation.

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The development team behind the Nintendo Switch emulator Yuzu has announced a new platform has gained official support. Android devices can now run the emulator, though there are high requirements.

The team behind the Switch emulator that Nintendo accused of “facilitating piracy at a colossal scale” has agreed to pay $2.4 million to the video game giant and will seemingly end its operations. But ...