Retro Game Corps, a channel with over half a million subscribers, has received copyright strikes for at least two emulation-related videos.

Now, the question is whether Nintendo is justified in pursuing an account that uses emulation of its older systems and games.

Despite not having a good reason to do so, Nintendo has given a strike to a YouTube channel for emulation-based content.

Amid copyright strikes against popular channels like Retro Game Corps, the video-game giant escalates its enforcement of ...

Switch emulator Ryujinx has reportedly ended its development following a request by Nintendo, and the platform holder ...

Nintendo has issued a copyright strike against a YouTube channel that reviews emulation handhelds. The channel in question, ...

A YouTube channel has been hit by Nintendo after showing its games running on emulators, as the company continues to crack ...

The GameCube had a library of excellent games, ranging from first-party Nintendo exclusives to excellent third-party titles that never made it to the PlayStation 2 or the Xbox. Unfortunately ...

Nintendo has long been known for its aggressive stance against piracy and emulation, and its latest actions highlight the ...

Well, there it is. After what happened with yuzu, many wondered if it would happen, and now it has. Nintendo has shut down ...

On Monday, the main face behind Delta, Riley Testut, wrote that online multiplayer is returning for select Nintendo DS games.

Palworld developer Pocketpair found itself in the crosshairs of a Nintendo patent lawsuit, making it the latest target in an ...