They paywalled the Early Access version of Yuzu through their Patreon, and apparently they released a patch to allow TOTK to work before the game officially came out.
The TotK thing is almost certainly what motivated Nintendo to throw everything at them here.
The game came out to middling reviews and sales for a flagship AAA IP, and the multi-week early access the Emulator provided probably played a huge part in that (or at least enough for a Corporate Entity to blame it).
That's the problem with operating on a gray legal business. You gotta tiptoe around pissing them off enough to actually attack.
They paywalled the Early Access version of Yuzu through their Patreon, and apparently they released a patch to allow TOTK to work before the game officially came out.
The TotK thing is almost certainly what motivated Nintendo to throw everything at them here.
The game came out to middling reviews and sales for a flagship AAA IP, and the multi-week early access the Emulator provided probably played a huge part in that (or at least enough for a Corporate Entity to blame it).
That's the problem with operating on a gray legal business. You gotta tiptoe around pissing them off enough to actually attack.