Emulation explanation.2024 was a big year for Nintendo's emulator takedowns, with the likes of Yuzu and Ryujinx both biting the dust after facing the company's wrath. Now, at a recent lecture hosted by Japans Association of Copyright for Computer Software, Nintendo lawyer Koji Nishiura has explained the technicalities of when an emulator is considered illegal and why the Big N has so many in the crosshairs.As reported by Denfaminicogamer, Nishiura the deputy general manager of Nintendo's IP division and patent attorney explained that there's a difference in legality between the emulator itself and its uses: "While you cant immediately claim that an emulator is illegal in itself, it can become illegal depending on how its used" (translated by Automaton).Read the full article on nintendolife.com