It was a major turning point for the Switch emulation scene. Ryujinx had become one of the most reliable emulators, so its shutdown raised concerns about the future of preservation and development. I found it useful to compare the different projects and how they've evolved over time: https://playwithyuzu.com/yuzu-vs-ryujinx/. I'm curious how others see the future of Switch emulation after these legal challenges.
Nintendo should be getting back their pokemon go rights soon, right?
Are people still walking around playing that?
yup amazingly. those were some good times in its heyday though. so fun being at a public park at 1am with so many dorks out chasing pokemon.
Do you remember that video of the NYC crowd chasing a snorlax? lol
When the game first came out.
haha had to look that up. what an amazing cultural phenomenon that was.
A bit depressing to learn that was already 8 years ago now...
Was it that long ago?
Holy Smokes!
haha yes
Sadly not a surprise after Yuzu. I do wish they would let one of them live since the experience on PC is so, so much better.
why is palmer luckey able to create game boy hardware? Did the patents just expire?
It was a major turning point for the Switch emulation scene. Ryujinx had become one of the most reliable emulators, so its shutdown raised concerns about the future of preservation and development. I found it useful to compare the different projects and how they've evolved over time: https://playwithyuzu.com/yuzu-vs-ryujinx/. I'm curious how others see the future of Switch emulation after these legal challenges.