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lol hypocrisy at its finest.
Honestly with the hypocrisy and the prices they are expecting people to pay with their greed, emulate to your hearts content if they are going to act like this.
Their old games should be able to buy separately without subscription or maybe they should start doing collections which you can buy physically. There's so many games of Zelda, Mario, Kirby etc that go back to either the NES or Gameboy days, they could make some pretty big collections if they wanted but they just don't bother. Hell we're seeing Wind Waker on the Switch 2 and it's not the Wii U version, give us that rumoured Wind Waker and Twilight Princess HD pack Nintendo.
Probably built off the corpses of all the emulators they took down smh
That’s just going to make switch 2 easier to crack open AND even getting better pc emulation for switch 1 going so cool I guess
"Made their own" ....sure they did. I guess they should have let the emulator coders go a bit longer before they shut it down and more of their games might have worked lol.