We are saddened to report that we have removed online support from yuzu, indefinitely, and effective immediately.

If you missed out, a new build under the Patreon account for Yuzu offered players the ability to connect online and play games which didn’t last long. While the emulators can typically move on without too much problem, a recent update on Yuzu may have raised too many red flags. Much like every emulator out there, it’s a passion project but others have been using the emulator to enjoy games without paying for it. One of those emulators that have picked up steam is Yuzu which has been around for a good little while now. However, some emulators manage to release into the market well before the console is considered dead. After all, there are plenty of games out there that will never see a launch on modern consoles or is supported which means that emulators can give players the ability to enjoy these games long after they initially launched into the market. For some of these projects, it’s a great way to keep some video game titles alive and accessible to players.

Emulation is living in a grey area of sorts.

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