Hey y’all - the video was posted with a title I didn’t approve of but I didn’t notice until now. TLDR; this was a settlement and not a lawsuit, and Yuzu paid Nintendo $2.4M as a result. While not a “win” legally, it’s a massive financial blow to their organization. The legality of emulators still remains a very contested topic especially when compared to ROMs.
Some people are missing the point entirely, Having a Patreon to fund an emulator for a console still on the market was a really bad idea. If you're gonna do this stuff, you do it for free! Nathaniel bandy himself mentioned that on Twitter when he noticed the situation
@@fropi5523 That's what happens when you run a big channel, compete, and spend most of your time livestreaming. The actual videos are handled by editors. Honestly just appreciate that he doubled back and checked it.
@@tannorsoeder3774 Nothing. I just hate it when Hungrybox makes content like this instead of fighting game content (the reason I'm still subscribed to his channel).
yeah, I checked by recording the output into audacity and there seems to be a phase issue, the right channel is out of sync slightly because Hbox didn't use a mono audio track for his mic in the first place
Summit the story: Is emluator legal? Should be. Is Yuzu right? No, they shouldn't involve money into this in the first place. Is Nintendo right? Legally, yes. Morally, no.
Not even legally. Sony tried to sue a commercial emulator called Bleem many years ago during the PS1 era. And lost. It was ruled that it was fine for customers to use emulators. I think it was was dumb for Yuzu to open a Patreon. That's also probably part of what gave Nintendo a supposed edge. Suggest a kind "donation" from users on the backend. Don't open up clear avenues to make money from it. Even then, Yuzu probably could have won the case as this has been tried by Sony before in the past. But its expensive for the little guy sadly.
I've also heard Nathaniel bandy mention on Twitter "Having a Patreon to fund an emulator for a console still on the market was a really bad idea. If you're gonna do this stuff, you do it for free!"
@@M64bros Man, its such a facepalm situation. It reminds me of a similar story about a former app for android called RUclips Vanced. It was an alternative RUclips app that was better than the official google RUclips app in every way. It was around for years, totally out in the open. And google never made so much as a peep of caring about it. One day, the Vanced dev team decided that it would be a stellar idea to use their app icon (which was very close in similarity to the official RUclips app icon) and TRY TO MARKET IT AS AN NFT. Within less than a week google threw a C&D order and forced them to shutdown the app and wipe the whole project from the map. You DON'T try to make money off this stuff. Basic rules being broken from flying too close to the sun.
@@TubeOfLaughes The difference is that Bleem didn't had a guide how to bypass and decrypt Sony's security like the yuzu devs put in their page, the really fucked up because of the money for the patreon they left citra on the dust without updates and it was caught in the crossfire
Legally, it's a grey area. Yuzu would have had a shot at winning this lawsuit if they had the resources, however, it's hard to say if yuzu would have won. The only issue is the fact that they definitely made money on TOTK's leak, but that being said, they could have made an argument that they were simply just fixing issues with their emulation software just like they always do and it had nothing to do with totk. It's worth noting that TotK should have worked on leak if the emulator had been perfect before the leak.
That was probably the thing they hit the hardest. If the most egregious offense is valid, surely that must mean the rest is? I'm fairly certain that was the mindset
@@Rahnonymous In the case, there were multiple instances where Yuzu devs were sharing roms of games in between each other before the game itself released. It wasn't just TOTK.
A lot of people are missing the point entirely, Having a Patreon to fund an emulator for a console still on the market was a really bad idea. If you're gonna do this stuff, you do it for free! Nathaniel bandy himself mentioned that on Twitter when he noticed the situation
Watch. Nintendo is going to release a ported, laggy, trash version of Melee on NSO while simultaneously copyright striking every nintendo-emulated game on computer systems, basically killing the Melee competive scene overnight. Gotta protect the brand somehow.
I think that piracy/emulation is not illegal yet, from what I understand of this case... and even if I do NOT like piracy, it is not going to disappear, other emulators and pirates are simply going to appear that will try to take advantage of the people's nostalgia... and with that they get money.
A brief reminder that a settlement does not create a binding legal precedent, and even if this case went to litigation, district court decisions don't either. tl;dr, this ordeal does not force courts to follow a similar decision regarding emulation in the future. This sucks, for sure, but it's not the death of emulation. Also, the Sony v. Connectix case only applies to the 9th Circuit (West Coast states, generally).
Oh that's neat.. Anyways here I am with every copy of Every Gamecube, N64, SNES, and NES game on my Emulator. I'm not paying 40 Bucks each for games that came out 25 years ago.
Yuzu was brought too early in my opinion. Emulators will inevitably bring piracy, that's a given. My personal views on debating whether or not emulation is a good idea is when the console is discontinued (and for modern consoles, when online has shut down). If they were putting features behind a paywall then yeah of course legal action should be taken, because they're profiting off an IP that isn't theirs and are actively profiting off Nintendo's (and other companies') hard work and labor. Putting money to keep a project going isn't new, but putting essential features like it's a damn mobile game isn't cool.
Yuzu not only willing to help leak the full release of a game, but also PUTTING IT BEHIND A PAYWALL!? I'd go after the ones leaking my games early too, especially if they were trying to make money off of it. Granted, I likely wouldn't go so far as to completely shut down everything, but I still (kinda) understand Nintendo's side of this. It's one thing to emulate already released games, but leaking an ENTIRE GAME to play early just doesn't feel right. This is just a case of an emulator team going too far by helping release potentially unfinished (at least, more unfinished than it already is) content early. Stick to what's already out there and you'll be fine. This ISN'T the death of emulation, just the death of an emulation team trying to get more money by doing illegal things. It's kinda funny that they said they didn't like illegal ROMs and stuff like that and proceed to do the very same thing TL;DR Yuzu did an illegal thing (helping leak illegal ROM before release date) and is suffering the consequences of doing it. As long as no other emulators follow suit, we're fine Edit: Missed the part where he said they HELPED the leaking and not doing it all by themselves, content of comment fixed
They, to be clear, played no part in leaking the ROM. They did develop code for the leaked ROM so it worked, though. That being said, it could be argued that they were "just patching bugs" and not explicitly developing code for TotK, which is true. That being said, it would be a tough and high stakes court battle.
@@AltinaXIV Thanks for the information. It could be argued that even though they were trying to fix bugs, they still possessed a leaked ROM and were therefore in the wrong. Still, not the end of emulation, and I'm glad Hungrybox made a comment about the title.
Wrong. It’s a vehicle for accessing copyrite material. It’s like the argument for Napster which destroyed the music industry. I doubt the government is going to let another creative industry be destroyed by theft.
I preordered Sonic Frontiers from a website and the game came to me like 3 or 4 days earlier, than its release. What did I do? I played it in silence and didn't spoil anything to anyone. This is what you do. Making ToTK work early and behind a paywall is way too much. This is definetly what got them into trouble and this qould not have happened, had they kept the "paywall" features to the emulator features, instead of actual game features. All in all it is a shame to see the best switch and 3ds emulators go, but can't say I am surprised when they fucked up this badly.
Insanity what is happening right now. It‘s not only YuZu (Switch), it‘s also Citra (3DS) which is not anymore produced, neither are the games. It sucks so hard. Have 3 3DS Consoles, every game I played physical bought but still used Citra for the purpose of recording or playing it in a higher res than 144p. Now, most of it is gone.
For me Hbox, i grew up with Project64 and OoT and Mario 64 on school PCs. i did end up legally owning both in some way eventually (especially M64 with Wii VC, Wii U VC, and Mario 3D All Stars) But man, emulators have let people like me experience old games i miss due to being of a later generation of kids and also not having much money growing up.
To help those who dont under business law. This case created something known as common law. This means cases that display similar characteristics can site this case and resolution as a point of reference. Heavily favoring the prosecutors aka any big gaming company that wants to.
This title is so bad and irks me so much I actually unfollowed. They settled out of court which means that no legal precedent has been made against emulators they are still legal as long as they and the people using them follow certain guidelines.
I truly believe the paid content via patreon is the final straw that broke the Yuzu camel back. They gave Nintendo the ultimate means to win this case. Hands down it was the discovery of their patreon. 😢😢😢😢
@@bbdest3082Correct. And you will be happy to know that I actually boycott pretty much every video game company. That's because I truly care about video games.
Nintendo didn't "win" exactly. Yuzu simply agreed to settle out of court. Nothing was actually decided in court so no ruling exists which overturns the Sony vs Connectix ruling. Emulation remains legal because no court has (yet) ruled otherwise. That said I understand why Yuzu caved. When Nintendo defeated Team Xecutor in court they used the argument that the primary purpose was piracy and used that to hold them liable. If Yuzu tried to fight this in court and lost it really would be the end of emulators. Note that they didn't only take down Yuzu. They took down all source code files from every site that they manage. Of course, backups exist elsewhere and people are going to make clone projects from them.
You obviously are a kid or just don't care for older games aside from smash. You have 3 options for playing retro games, have them already, fork over excessive amounts of money to people inflating the market for their own gain, or emulate them. But hey, if you want to pay 270 dollars for a copy of melee, go right ahead edit; also, nobody is stealing anything. Nintendo doesn't even profit from Jared selling his copy of melee on ebay to a random.
@@Rahnonymous Difficult to say nobody was stealing when the game wasn't even officially out by the time people were emulating. The only reason Nintendo went after Yuzu was because of the ability to play the game early and without purchase while also locking tech support for the game behind a paywall.
If Nintendo doesn't want people stealing their stuff, they should at least give people the option of purchasing it legally. If piracy is the only available method of getting the games they want, then that's what people will have to resort to.
Well with that last piece I kinda see why it happened. Whether or not this was settled in court or out of court, if they were paywalling anything it's kinda a massive nail in the coffin. Let alone releasing any kind of fix/mod/hack to a game if it's not heavily covered under fair use. It's one thing to release a patch to an existing game to make it a whole new game, look at romhacks for instance. It's not the original game and typically is creative enough to fall under fair use. So long as you are not releasing it with the base game file, and are not selling it you are likely scott-free. But if you release the original file, are not creative in your patch, or try to sell it you might as well shoot yourself in the foot. Sucks we are losing the best emulator around, but I am sure someone will pick up the slack soon enough, reverse engineer the YUZU code and make some new look-a-like, hopefully they won't try anything that is clearly crossing a line, but this screams not an issue for emulation, just a reiteration of don't be stupid.
As if people didn't have enough reasons to want to unsub from this channel, you're now resorting to flat-out lying in your clickbait thumbnails and video titles? Quit spreading false information.
What's so funny about this for me is that, the other day, I spent ( I counted ) 3 hours and 34 mins trying to find a ttyd rom for Dolphin. So seeing this pop up is hilarious timing.
Nintendo didn’t ban emulators but they did make it so future emulation groups will not want to move forward knowing Nintendo can bankrupt them anytime they want
here is a thing which i think it doesn't make sense i think what nintendo should had done which Yuzu didn't leak tears of the kingdom first it was actually the devs of ryujinx since they were responsable for it since i hope nintendo go after them next since they were the one who show how to get tears of the kingdom first instead of yuzu they could gone after ryujinx
I don't think that the yuzu team themselves leaked totk in full, but yeah locking support for it behind a paywall was really, really dumb. Oh well, maybe Ryujinx will catch up with the ridiculously good performance that yuzu had. Rip Citra and the future of 3ds emulation for now. Don't delete your exe files yet until we get something else that's as good.
The one promp that I'll give to emulators like "my boy" for GBA is that there are some games like mother 3 that we could never experience with out the emulation sistem.
I never used Yuzu since I already owned a switch but it's surprising to see the emulation for it is very good compared to older generation of consoles.
Skyrocketing price is bc of bubbles, and no one knowing what the difference is between a collector's items and a trinket; tchotchke. Not all of these games retain collector's value. Many want to price them as such, despite condition and wear; potential value. Of course, there are exceptions and rare items that still retain value, even after going through the mud of one's childhood. At the end of the day, those single items preserved in pristine condition are the ones with true value. Those trinkets with less value, only gain value when part of a full collection; that collection having invested time and not happenstance.
I wonder what the legality would be if someone who had no connection to Yuzu/Citra had pre-existing source code and continued to use that to improve the emulators?
If yuzu was leaking stuff as it came out and putting it behind a paywall then yeah this is very valid for nintendo to do. I just hope it doesnt start a precedent for others who are not doing that.
Bruh… your audio is all messed up. It’s like you recorded your vocal audio from two different mics and layered them on top of each other but on keeps cutting in and out.
Really sick and tired of Hbox blatantly lying in his titles and thumbnails. Idk if it's him or his editor, but he sets the rules, so he should take responsibility. The actual video is perfectly fine, just stop LYING in the title and thumbnails! For crying out loud, I'm unsubbing, but hope he changes in the future.
YUZU was found to be openly giving cracked rooms to supporters in Patreon, creating game specific patches for unreleased games and they also had telemetry in their Emulator so they knew when and which games people played. I get that you might want to support them, but saying they did nothing wrong is outright false. Funny extra bit of info, part of the settlement is YuZu giving Nintendo the data they collected from people that used YuZu, data they never informed the users that they were collecting.
I hope this case *doesn't* go to the Supreme Court. You think those boomers in the Supreme Court understand emulation. They're going to hear about how Yuzu had TotK emulation 1 week before the game officially released behind a paywall on their Patreon and side with Nintendo because that's probably the most cut and dry case of profiting off of piracy.
Nintendo: * stomps out all pursuit of fun and appreciation/preservation their fans have invested for their greatest creations * “Have a new Splatoon ig idk also shut up” 😂
Not a fan of the thumbnail + title. Just blatantly false information. I can understand something being hyperbolic or exaggerated, but this crosses that line. Good video otherwise.
Now i see what the main cause is...nintendo will exploit all hole/mistakes the yuzu team made, and wider the impact to all yuzu related things/product...in this case citra... I think emulator still can develop, the developer just need to strictly close all the hole/part that can potentially exploited/sued by the big guy like nintendo....it's hard and tricky, but still possible to see further devwlopment of emulator in the future...just make sure before some group of people try to make emulator, they need to understand all the legal aspect...
Hey y’all - the video was posted with a title I didn’t approve of but I didn’t notice until now.
TLDR; this was a settlement and not a lawsuit, and Yuzu paid Nintendo $2.4M as a result. While not a “win” legally, it’s a massive financial blow to their organization.
The legality of emulators still remains a very contested topic especially when compared to ROMs.
Damm that's crazy bro that's CRAZY
Also broski if you didn't approve of the title you should probbably do a check-up on the video description
Some people are missing the point entirely, Having a Patreon to fund an emulator for a console still on the market was a really bad idea. If you're gonna do this stuff, you do it for free!
Nathaniel bandy himself mentioned that on Twitter when he noticed the situation
Wdym u didn’t approve of the title
@@fropi5523 That's what happens when you run a big channel, compete, and spend most of your time livestreaming. The actual videos are handled by editors. Honestly just appreciate that he doubled back and checked it.
False Title, Emulators are not illegal and Nintendo did not win any historic lawsuit.
So nothing changes
Wow, Hungrybox is clickbaiting again? I'm so surprised.
@@SALTYTOAD00dawg what is your deal
@@tannorsoeder3774 Nothing. I just hate it when Hungrybox makes content like this instead of fighting game content (the reason I'm still subscribed to his channel).
thanks! now i don't have to watch the video
Nintendo didn't win anything, they settled out of court but essentially bankrupted them.
Cope
Nintendo hit them with a double headshot. Even Tropic Haze had to admit they facilitate extensive piracy.
🥷W
@@houragents5490 and? Piracy isn't hurt and no one cares.
@@trutyatces8699🤓
@@bobbyrivera2951who hurt you
Anyone else getting some weird audio on this vid?
right
Yep
yeah, I checked by recording the output into audacity and there seems to be a phase issue, the right channel is out of sync slightly because Hbox didn't use a mono audio track for his mic in the first place
Yea the mic or just the video has this wierd audio
Really love the blatantly false thumbnail! They settled out of court and no rulings were made about emulators legality
Totally unnecessary. These clickbait titles make me really want to go ahead and unsubscribe.
Bro chill out he fixed it
Did you read the top comment...?
@@TubeOfLaughes same
@@tannorsoeder3774 this comment was made 2 hours before the fix
Summit the story:
Is emluator legal? Should be.
Is Yuzu right? No, they shouldn't involve money into this in the first place.
Is Nintendo right? Legally, yes. Morally, no.
Not even legally. Sony tried to sue a commercial emulator called Bleem many years ago during the PS1 era. And lost. It was ruled that it was fine for customers to use emulators. I think it was was dumb for Yuzu to open a Patreon. That's also probably part of what gave Nintendo a supposed edge. Suggest a kind "donation" from users on the backend. Don't open up clear avenues to make money from it. Even then, Yuzu probably could have won the case as this has been tried by Sony before in the past. But its expensive for the little guy sadly.
I've also heard Nathaniel bandy mention on Twitter "Having a Patreon to fund an emulator for a console still on the market was a really bad idea. If you're gonna do this stuff, you do it for free!"
@@M64bros Man, its such a facepalm situation. It reminds me of a similar story about a former app for android called RUclips Vanced. It was an alternative RUclips app that was better than the official google RUclips app in every way. It was around for years, totally out in the open. And google never made so much as a peep of caring about it. One day, the Vanced dev team decided that it would be a stellar idea to use their app icon (which was very close in similarity to the official RUclips app icon) and TRY TO MARKET IT AS AN NFT. Within less than a week google threw a C&D order and forced them to shutdown the app and wipe the whole project from the map. You DON'T try to make money off this stuff. Basic rules being broken from flying too close to the sun.
@@TubeOfLaughes The difference is that Bleem didn't had a guide how to bypass and decrypt Sony's security like the yuzu devs put in their page, the really fucked up because of the money for the patreon they left citra on the dust without updates and it was caught in the crossfire
Legally, it's a grey area. Yuzu would have had a shot at winning this lawsuit if they had the resources, however, it's hard to say if yuzu would have won. The only issue is the fact that they definitely made money on TOTK's leak, but that being said, they could have made an argument that they were simply just fixing issues with their emulation software just like they always do and it had nothing to do with totk. It's worth noting that TotK should have worked on leak if the emulator had been perfect before the leak.
The worst part is that the TOTK part was entirely fair to go after them for. Hopefully this doesn't get worse.
That was probably the thing they hit the hardest. If the most egregious offense is valid, surely that must mean the rest is? I'm fairly certain that was the mindset
@@Rahnonymous In the case, there were multiple instances where Yuzu devs were sharing roms of games in between each other before the game itself released. It wasn't just TOTK.
Dude, don't clickbait stuff like this. You probably scared a bunch of people for no reason.
A lot of people are missing the point entirely, Having a Patreon to fund an emulator for a console still on the market was a really bad idea. If you're gonna do this stuff, you do it for free!
Nathaniel bandy himself mentioned that on Twitter when he noticed the situation
I’m afraid they won’t listen @M64Bros.
They’re all angry and now they’re dislike bombing Unicorn Overlord,
But it must be reported to Team RUclips.
@@Unknown_User174 I've seen the comments and I'm defending you as well
If this really is the death of emulation, Competitive Melee is going to suffer even more than it already is, and that’s truly a sad thing to see.
I’m surprised Nintendo hasn’t black listed h box
its not, nintendo couldnt have done much if they didnt make money off of it
Watch. Nintendo is going to release a ported, laggy, trash version of Melee on NSO while simultaneously copyright striking every nintendo-emulated game on computer systems, basically killing the Melee competive scene overnight.
Gotta protect the brand somehow.
It's not. Banning a Switch emulator has nothing to do with Melee. I swear, you Melee players want to be oppressed so badly.
I think that piracy/emulation is not illegal yet, from what I understand of this case... and even if I do NOT like piracy, it is not going to disappear, other emulators and pirates are simply going to appear that will try to take advantage of the people's nostalgia... and with that they get money.
A brief reminder that a settlement does not create a binding legal precedent, and even if this case went to litigation, district court decisions don't either. tl;dr, this ordeal does not force courts to follow a similar decision regarding emulation in the future. This sucks, for sure, but it's not the death of emulation. Also, the Sony v. Connectix case only applies to the 9th Circuit (West Coast states, generally).
Oh that's neat.. Anyways here I am with every copy of Every Gamecube, N64, SNES, and NES game on my Emulator.
I'm not paying 40 Bucks each for games that came out 25 years ago.
Good shit
The big thing is that you CAN'T buy most of it.
@@nullpoint3346 I mean as long as you have enough money and patience for shit to appear online second hand
pay 100+ dollars for a garbage game just because it's rare and didn't get mass produced
You can't afford it anyway. ☺
Yuzu was brought too early in my opinion. Emulators will inevitably bring piracy, that's a given. My personal views on debating whether or not emulation is a good idea is when the console is discontinued (and for modern consoles, when online has shut down). If they were putting features behind a paywall then yeah of course legal action should be taken, because they're profiting off an IP that isn't theirs and are actively profiting off Nintendo's (and other companies') hard work and labor. Putting money to keep a project going isn't new, but putting essential features like it's a damn mobile game isn't cool.
I agree. Emulate Old Hardware, Modern. You're stealing money if you emulate current gen consoles.
Although Yuzu is a Launcher, it **allows** the piracy of new products especially new games like ToK and Super Mario Wonder.
dawg the title scared me thought every emulator was illegal
Yuzu not only willing to help leak the full release of a game, but also PUTTING IT BEHIND A PAYWALL!? I'd go after the ones leaking my games early too, especially if they were trying to make money off of it.
Granted, I likely wouldn't go so far as to completely shut down everything, but I still (kinda) understand Nintendo's side of this. It's one thing to emulate already released games, but leaking an ENTIRE GAME to play early just doesn't feel right. This is just a case of an emulator team going too far by helping release potentially unfinished (at least, more unfinished than it already is) content early. Stick to what's already out there and you'll be fine. This ISN'T the death of emulation, just the death of an emulation team trying to get more money by doing illegal things. It's kinda funny that they said they didn't like illegal ROMs and stuff like that and proceed to do the very same thing
TL;DR Yuzu did an illegal thing (helping leak illegal ROM before release date) and is suffering the consequences of doing it. As long as no other emulators follow suit, we're fine
Edit: Missed the part where he said they HELPED the leaking and not doing it all by themselves, content of comment fixed
They, to be clear, played no part in leaking the ROM. They did develop code for the leaked ROM so it worked, though. That being said, it could be argued that they were "just patching bugs" and not explicitly developing code for TotK, which is true.
That being said, it would be a tough and high stakes court battle.
@@AltinaXIV Thanks for the information. It could be argued that even though they were trying to fix bugs, they still possessed a leaked ROM and were therefore in the wrong. Still, not the end of emulation, and I'm glad Hungrybox made a comment about the title.
do you ever get tired of bending backwards?
Wrong. It’s a vehicle for accessing copyrite material. It’s like the argument for Napster which destroyed the music industry. I doubt the government is going to let another creative industry be destroyed by theft.
there be teasure 🏴☠️ i guess
I preordered Sonic Frontiers from a website and the game came to me like 3 or 4 days earlier, than its release. What did I do? I played it in silence and didn't spoil anything to anyone. This is what you do. Making ToTK work early and behind a paywall is way too much. This is definetly what got them into trouble and this qould not have happened, had they kept the "paywall" features to the emulator features, instead of actual game features. All in all it is a shame to see the best switch and 3ds emulators go, but can't say I am surprised when they fucked up this badly.
Insanity what is happening right now. It‘s not only YuZu (Switch), it‘s also Citra (3DS) which is not anymore produced, neither are the games. It sucks so hard. Have 3 3DS Consoles, every game I played physical bought but still used Citra for the purpose of recording or playing it in a higher res than 144p. Now, most of it is gone.
daym
Change the title, don't make me get a crab Juan
For me Hbox, i grew up with Project64 and OoT and Mario 64 on school PCs. i did end up legally owning both in some way eventually (especially M64 with Wii VC, Wii U VC, and Mario 3D All Stars) But man, emulators have let people like me experience old games i miss due to being of a later generation of kids and also not having much money growing up.
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To help those who dont under business law. This case created something known as common law. This means cases that display similar characteristics can site this case and resolution as a point of reference. Heavily favoring the prosecutors aka any big gaming company that wants to.
All Emulators are not down but more could go
As far as I understand, because this didn't actually go to court, precedent and common law was not actually created.
As long as dolphin isn’t touched, we good
Or Fightcade
@@javi994 Why would Nintendo care about Fightcade?
You gotta change this title. They paid a settlement $24m settlement nothing happen in court. They did get bullied out of production
There's no way Yuzu made $24m from the emulator
Yuzu got on their knees and let their daddy Nintendo do with them as they wished. ☺
Of course they didn't. That was the point. Nintendo sued for that much to bankrupt them, not because they were actually doing that well@@jonnmgo7524
@@Cyko..they got what they had coming to them imo
I tried Yuzu before, but my computer wasn't good enough to just download the xci file, so I didn't really use Yuzu.
This title is so bad and irks me so much I actually unfollowed.
They settled out of court which means that no legal precedent has been made against emulators they are still legal as long as they and the people using them follow certain guidelines.
I truly believe the paid content via patreon is the final straw that broke the Yuzu camel back. They gave Nintendo the ultimate means to win this case. Hands down it was the discovery of their patreon. 😢😢😢😢
When you leak switch games early and have a patreon to monetize it, expect to get your cheeks clapped…
No one hates video games and gamers more than Nintendo. Please keep boycotting them if you care about video games!
Nintendo isn’t the ones actively insulting their player-base, or use microtransactions
@@bbdest3082Correct. And you will be happy to know that I actually boycott pretty much every video game company. That's because I truly care about video games.
LETS GO NINTENDO!
Nintendo has to be Nintendo after all, couldn't say I didn't expect this at some point..
@@splaturials9156 have fun when the pass to that product you "bought" expires.
@@splaturials9156 There’s no other way to obtain them tho
well, i'm lucky i got retroarch when i did, innit.
Nintendo didn't "win" exactly. Yuzu simply agreed to settle out of court. Nothing was actually decided in court so no ruling exists which overturns the Sony vs Connectix ruling. Emulation remains legal because no court has (yet) ruled otherwise.
That said I understand why Yuzu caved. When Nintendo defeated Team Xecutor in court they used the argument that the primary purpose was piracy and used that to hold them liable. If Yuzu tried to fight this in court and lost it really would be the end of emulators.
Note that they didn't only take down Yuzu. They took down all source code files from every site that they manage. Of course, backups exist elsewhere and people are going to make clone projects from them.
As long as dolphin and slippi live to fight another day
If people want emulation to stick around, don't use it to steal. I don't know what people expect.
You obviously are a kid or just don't care for older games aside from smash. You have 3 options for playing retro games, have them already, fork over excessive amounts of money to people inflating the market for their own gain, or emulate them.
But hey, if you want to pay 270 dollars for a copy of melee, go right ahead
edit; also, nobody is stealing anything. Nintendo doesn't even profit from Jared selling his copy of melee on ebay to a random.
@@Rahnonymous Difficult to say nobody was stealing when the game wasn't even officially out by the time people were emulating.
The only reason Nintendo went after Yuzu was because of the ability to play the game early and without purchase while also locking tech support for the game behind a paywall.
If Nintendo doesn't want people stealing their stuff, they should at least give people the option of purchasing it legally. If piracy is the only available method of getting the games they want, then that's what people will have to resort to.
Very impressive Nintendo I hope they didn't leave the fucking source code rofl
Well, at least the 2DS/3DS is surprisingly easy to hack.
We still have Ryujinx though.
HBox exaggerating again for clicks. I miss when this channel was about comp Smash.
Don't hate the player, hate the game
ya that was sorta click bait, i was steaming. but that makes sense why they got shut down, very informative.
there might be something wrong with ur mic.. sounds weird at times
I really thought this was my headphones going bad lol glad I'm not the only one hearing this
Love how peeps is complaining about Nintendo like that’s going to stop people from buying and playing their shit.
Exactly. They always say stuff like, "I'm never supporting Nintendo ever again," and then proceed to pre-order the next Mario game.
Well with that last piece I kinda see why it happened. Whether or not this was settled in court or out of court, if they were paywalling anything it's kinda a massive nail in the coffin. Let alone releasing any kind of fix/mod/hack to a game if it's not heavily covered under fair use.
It's one thing to release a patch to an existing game to make it a whole new game, look at romhacks for instance. It's not the original game and typically is creative enough to fall under fair use. So long as you are not releasing it with the base game file, and are not selling it you are likely scott-free. But if you release the original file, are not creative in your patch, or try to sell it you might as well shoot yourself in the foot.
Sucks we are losing the best emulator around, but I am sure someone will pick up the slack soon enough, reverse engineer the YUZU code and make some new look-a-like, hopefully they won't try anything that is clearly crossing a line, but this screams not an issue for emulation, just a reiteration of don't be stupid.
As if people didn't have enough reasons to want to unsub from this channel, you're now resorting to flat-out lying in your clickbait thumbnails and video titles? Quit spreading false information.
Juan, I get the need to get stuff out quickly but please hire an editor that knows how to export clean audio 🙏🏻
What's so funny about this for me is that, the other day, I spent ( I counted ) 3 hours and 34 mins trying to find a ttyd rom for Dolphin. So seeing this pop up is hilarious timing.
It's not that hard my guy. Look up Vimm's Lair
Dunno if it's only me, but it sounds like hbox voice goes through a different mic at random times through the video
nope, not just you, and im watching on pc
Nintendo didn’t ban emulators but they did make it so future emulation groups will not want to move forward knowing Nintendo can bankrupt them anytime they want
here is a thing which i think it doesn't make sense i think what nintendo should had done which Yuzu didn't leak tears of the kingdom first it was actually the devs of ryujinx since they were responsable for it since i hope nintendo go after them next since they were the one who show how to get tears of the kingdom first instead of yuzu they could gone after ryujinx
Yuzu only settled to avoid going bankrupt. Forks will keep us alive.
I don't think that the yuzu team themselves leaked totk in full, but yeah locking support for it behind a paywall was really, really dumb. Oh well, maybe Ryujinx will catch up with the ridiculously good performance that yuzu had. Rip Citra and the future of 3ds emulation for now. Don't delete your exe files yet until we get something else that's as good.
Thanks you for killing Game Preservation once again, Nintendo
The one promp that I'll give to emulators like "my boy" for GBA is that there are some games like mother 3 that we could never experience with out the emulation sistem.
I never used Yuzu since I already owned a switch but it's surprising to see the emulation for it is very good compared to older generation of consoles.
Sega Genesis does what Nintendon't, such a classic reference
Skyrocketing price is bc of bubbles, and no one knowing what the difference is between a collector's items and a trinket; tchotchke. Not all of these games retain collector's value. Many want to price them as such, despite condition and wear; potential value. Of course, there are exceptions and rare items that still retain value, even after going through the mud of one's childhood. At the end of the day, those single items preserved in pristine condition are the ones with true value. Those trinkets with less value, only gain value when part of a full collection; that collection having invested time and not happenstance.
Emulation isn't the problem. It's the bad eggs behind piracy.
I try to like Hungrybox, but he just acts more and more unlikable every vid and now it's just straight clickbait content? This is honestly bullshit
Fake news is spread because of misleading, clickbaity titles like this
Edit: the title has been updated
Exactly
I wonder what the legality would be if someone who had no connection to Yuzu/Citra had pre-existing source code and continued to use that to improve the emulators?
If yuzu was leaking stuff as it came out and putting it behind a paywall then yeah this is very valid for nintendo to do. I just hope it doesnt start a precedent for others who are not doing that.
Dude I’m cooked if it was actually illegal
Bruh… your audio is all messed up. It’s like you recorded your vocal audio from two different mics and layered them on top of each other but on keeps cutting in and out.
Me sitting here sweating bullets with my phone GBA emulator and ROMs of the battle network series: Oh eff off Box Man XD
Me thinks ryujinx gonna get the BOOM before the end of the month
This can't be true, emulators are never gonna be illegal!
Really sick and tired of Hbox blatantly lying in his titles and thumbnails. Idk if it's him or his editor, but he sets the rules, so he should take responsibility. The actual video is perfectly fine, just stop LYING in the title and thumbnails! For crying out loud, I'm unsubbing, but hope he changes in the future.
Is this guy ever gonna fix his audio issue with the mic?
What does this mean for slippi
Was the title changed back, or was it just changed to a similarly bad one? This video is just a mess
NO WAY! I haven’t watched it yet, but I’m sure I’ll have this reaction at some point.
Yep, I was right. NO WAY 😭
NO THEY AINT. Thats only Nintendo Yuzu
Ah I see CT Chia still at it with the clickbait thumbnails :^)
Yuzu did nothing wrong. The system is corrupt.
YUZU was found to be openly giving cracked rooms to supporters in Patreon, creating game specific patches for unreleased games and they also had telemetry in their Emulator so they knew when and which games people played.
I get that you might want to support them, but saying they did nothing wrong is outright false.
Funny extra bit of info, part of the settlement is YuZu giving Nintendo the data they collected from people that used YuZu, data they never informed the users that they were collecting.
Just so you know, the audio on this video is really whack with headpones.
It's fucked without it as well. Phone and computer speakers.
Nintendo should come up with a Nintendo program that allows to play switch games on a PC
But they never will and the games they made will die just like the generations of games they made prior. Well, if not for pirating.
The audio is all over the place in this video
so we lying now ?
Did you read top comment?
Nintendo:if we are not making money you can't play it
That's AAA companies for ya.
Shit like this needs to go to the Supreme Court that way it can set a precedent in the U.S
I hope this case *doesn't* go to the Supreme Court. You think those boomers in the Supreme Court understand emulation. They're going to hear about how Yuzu had TotK emulation 1 week before the game officially released behind a paywall on their Patreon and side with Nintendo because that's probably the most cut and dry case of profiting off of piracy.
That was a quick title and thumbnail change!
Bro why you still got christmas stuff up
Nintendo just be doing stuff like this averagely atp.
Nintendo:
* stomps out all pursuit of fun and appreciation/preservation their fans have invested for their greatest creations *
“Have a new Splatoon ig idk also shut up” 😂
Not a fan of the thumbnail + title. Just blatantly false information. I can understand something being hyperbolic or exaggerated, but this crosses that line. Good video otherwise.
Hey thats linklights video using ryujinx i think
I originally read the title as emu’s are now illegal
LOUD INCORRECT BUZZER
Now i see what the main cause is...nintendo will exploit all hole/mistakes the yuzu team made, and wider the impact to all yuzu related things/product...in this case citra...
I think emulator still can develop, the developer just need to strictly close all the hole/part that can potentially exploited/sued by the big guy like nintendo....it's hard and tricky, but still possible to see further devwlopment of emulator in the future...just make sure before some group of people try to make emulator, they need to understand all the legal aspect...
And this was the day that fun died
Can I still use it if I have it on my computer still?
i think you can
You can and nothing can stop you.
NO NOT A NINTENDO W ANYTHING BUT THAT
We need to boycott Nintendo! Truckers, do your thing!
Weird audio glitch + Huge bait thumbnail and false title
What the fuck are these comments💀 how is everyone going through the stages of grief
This is the most clickbait fucking thumbnail and title I've ever seen in my life.
It was always ilegal bruh people just got away with it lol
well clickbait then
this video title might be your worst ever
Womp womp I’m still gonna emulate
We love big N
so can I still play on the thing?