A month after Switch emulator Ryujinx disappeared from the internet, Nintendo has seemingly taken ownership of its website
Ryujinx's lead dev was reportedly "offered an agreement" to stop working on the emulator last month
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GamesNintendo SwitchA month after Switch emulator Ryujinx disappeared from the internet, Nintendo has seemingly taken ownership of its websiteWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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Barely a month afterNintendo Switch emulator Ryujinx vanished, it’s emerged that Nintendo is now apparently the owner of its old website domain.
As spotted on the r/Ryujinx subreddit, it appears that Nintendo of America is now the official owner of the emulator’s old domain. According toWHOIS database information, there was an update on November 7, although it’s …
