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Home/News/‘Suyu’ aka emulator page offline following DMCA

‘Suyu’ aka emulator page offline following DMCA

hackinformer March 21, 2024 News, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Homebrew, Retro gaming, Tech Comments Off on ‘Suyu’ aka emulator page offline following DMCA

In just a few days after the release of Suyu, a new Switch emulator based on the source code of Yuzu emulator, the project has already encountered legal issues. Following a DMCA takedown request, the software has been removed from GitLab, where it was hosted.

GitLab has confirmed that they received a DMCA takedown notice from a rightsholder’s representative, and the standard process for such requests was followed. Consequently, the project page has been removed, and all accounts associated with the Suyu project have been locked. Suyu is a fork of the former Yuzu emulator, which Nintendo quickly shut down following legal action.

Despite the developers’ emphasis on the emulator’s anti-piracy stance, and that it was meant to be used only with legitimately backed-up Switch ROMs, it was almost inevitable that any attempts to continue the project would attract attention, given the interest in the Yuzu story. The new Suyu project faced problems, being a fork of the now notorious Yuzu tool.

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