Nintendo continues to sweep the internet for Yuzu emulator files and spinoffs after its creators agreed to shut down and pay the game publisher $2.4 million.

Another month of victory for Nintendo as it succeeded once again in removing copies of Yuzu emulator on GitHub. It seems that its crackdown on Switch emulators shows no signs of stopping.

The game emulator community has suffered a massive hit after Nintendo issued over 8,500 takedown requests to GitHub. This latest move by Nintendo follows its successful lawsuit in March against the creators of the Yuzu emulator which resulted in a settlement.

The battle continues! The fallout is ongoing from the legal battle between Nintendo and yuzu that saw the yuzu team fold.

Yuzu's code is out there for good, but Nintendo can certainly make it harder to develop.

After slamming the Switch emulator Yuzu with a $2.4 million lawsuit that caused it to shut down, Nintendo is now taking aim at its copies. The gaming giant submitted a total of 8,535 takedown notices for Yuzu emulator forks on GitHub,

A $2.4 million settlement with Nintendo effectively put an end to the development of the popular Switch emulator Yuzu, but it's not that easy to wipe a piece of software from the face of the internet.

Who is Nintendo's target now? Today we learned that Nintendo issued a DMCA takedown notice to GitHub to wipe out every fork of the original Yuzu repository, all 8,535 of them. Nin