Nintendo asks Valve to kick GameCube and Wii emulator off Steam, says it's protecting its creativity and work:
. “We are pleased to announce our great experiment—Dolphin is coming to Steam!” the creators wrote at the time
. While the open-source project has been available online for years, interest in retro emulators has increased since theOn May 27, however, Dolphin’s developers announced the Steam port would be “indefinitely postponed” after Valve removed the listing following discussions with Nintendo. “It is with much disappointment that we have to announce that the Dolphin on Steam release has been indefinitely postponed,” the emulator team wrote in.
could potentially violate Nintendo’s intellectual property rights. It’s an issue that would have to be hashed out in court, though the power imbalance between large corporations and homebrew projects like Dolphin means that rarely actually occurs.“Nintendo is committed to protecting the hard work and creativity of video game engineers and developers,” a spokesperson for Nintendo toldin an email. “This emulator illegally circumvents Nintendo’s protection measures and runs illegal copies of games.
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