Switch emulator makers agree to pay $2.4 million to settle Nintendo lawsuit
- Nintendo sued the creators of the Yuzu emulator for facilitating piracy, prompting Yuzu to shut down operations.
- Yuzu denies developing the emulator for piracy but agreed to pay Nintendo $2.4 million and stop distributing the software.
- The Yuzu team discontinued the emulator, citing disappointment over users leaking game content ahead of release.
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Les créateurs du logiciel Yuzu, qui permettait de jouer à des jeux Nintendo Switch sans les posséder, vont payer 2,4 millions de dollars au fabricant et supprimer toutes les copies de leur émulateur.
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