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this post was submitted on 09 Dec 2023
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When have Nintendo actually gone after emulators? ROM distributors, sure, but all the emulators are still widely available.
Ooh I wondered what the actual story behind that was, it was all speculation at the time. Is that a statement from Dolphin themselves?
Yep it’s on their blog
Oh wow, I can't believe I missed this! (Link for anyone else who also missed Dolphin's response
I'm now annoyed that I heard huge amounts of baseless speculation at the time but then nothing about this well-presented conclusion of the whole issue. I'd say that technically Nintendo still aren't 'going after emulation' as they know they don't have any legal leg to stand on, so that stern letter is all they can really do!