Original: The acclaimed Dolphin Emulator, the go-to program for emulating Nintendo’s GameCube and WIi games, has had its Steam release postponed indefinitely due to a cease and desist order from ...

Dolphin emulator compatibility has reached 97.8% for the combined GameCube and Wii library, with 69% of Wii games now earning a "Perfect" rating — nearly double the 38.2% recorded in 2023. Three years ...

Nintendo has explained why it issued a cease and desist order against Wii and GameCube emulator Dolphin over its launch on Steam, saying its existence "harms development and ultimately stifles ...

Valve removed the Steam listing for Dolphin, a popular emulator for the GameCube and Wii, after it received a cease and desist from Nintendo, developers behind the project claim. The company behind ...

It sounds like Valve didn't want to get involved and instead put the onus on Dolphin's developers to get permission which everyone involved must have known wouldn't have been granted. Considering how ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Apple won’t allow DolphiniOS to use the Just-in-Time compiler, which improves the performance of games. Apple won ...

An outgoing Dolphin Project member says they have no options to get around Valve’s decision to block the emulator from Steam voluntarily. An outgoing Dolphin Project member says they have no options ...

When it comes to emulation, Nintendo has a long history of going after the websites that distribute copyrighted game ROMs and some of the modders that make piracy-enabling hardware. But Nintendo’s ...

The developers behind a GameCube and Wii emulator for iOS have revealed that it isn’t coming to the App Store. The team said that Apple’s refusal to offer JIT recompilation is the reason why the app ...

Zelda fans rejoice, as it is now possible to play "The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess" on the Nintendo Switch. It's one game fans have been requesting to be ported to the console for years, but it ...

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