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Why did Nintendo Switch emulator Ryujinx shut down and what are the alternatives?
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this post was submitted on 02 Oct 2024
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No mention of Suyu? It just picks up from the latest EA version of Yuzu and they host their own repo.
https://git.suyu.dev/suyu/suyu/releases
Suyu is technically still being developed but whether or not anything comes out of that is a completely different story. The few devs left are unfamiliar with the code (all the yuzu contributers left out of legal fear) and have super ambitious goals (they want to do a rewrite because the original code was allegedly based off of a leaked Nintendo SDK) so it's unlikely it's going to get anywhere.
I'm hoping Ryujinx forks that pop up after this have more success. I am glad that Citra survived the Yuzu crossfire though, Lime3DS seems to be doing well.
I don't think Nintendo lawyers read this. You can just tell the truth and not blatantly lie.