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The eagerly anticipated Suyu emulator (aka Yuzu) has been the talk of the town since its website and GitLab went live last week. While many were expecting to be able to download the compiled binaries, the Suyu team has taken a cautious approach to the rollout. As of now, the emulator is not yet available for download, and the Suyu GitHub clearly states that it isn’t ready yet. 
To be familiar, an emulator is a software program that allows a computer or other device to emulate the functions of another device, in this case, the Nintendo Switch console. This enables gamers to play Nintendo Switch games on their computers, tablets, and even smartphones. The original Yuzu emulator was a huge hit among gamers, but it was taken down due to legal issues. However, it has now been resurrected as Suyu, offering the same great features and gameplay experience as its predecessor.
It offers some different features that hope to help set it apart from its counterparts. The team is taking some extra steps to try and avoid legal trouble by being required to use real game keys from games you own and have paid for. As well as the firmware from their Nintendo Switch, but the developers said there’s no way for the emulator to know that these are obtained legitimately and not just downloaded.
Next, the team has decided to avoid “any monetization,” just like the project’s GitLab page clearly states that “we do not intend to make money or profit from this project,” It’s an important declaration after Big N cited Yuzu’s for making profits in its lawsuit. Overall, the resurrection of the Yuzu emulator as Suyu is great news for Nintendo Switch emulator enthusiasts alike, you have to love its name Sue You. At the moment it’s still not available for download.
Link to Github: https://gitlab.com/suyu-emu/suyu
Link to Discord: https://discord.gg/suyu
