This was followed by another DMCA notice submitted in February 2026, in which Nintendo<\/a> asked GitHub to take down the repositories still containing Yuzu, as well as those containing at least 12 other Switch emulators.<\/p>\n Now, as reported by TorrentFreak<\/a>,\u00a0 a further seven DMCA notices have been filed by Nintendo, once again asking GitHub to wipe out any instances of Switch emulators on the site.<\/p>\n As a result of these seven DMCA takedown requests, 401 GitHub repositories have been removed, all containing Switch emulators.<\/p>\n The emulator most affected by this is Suyu, one of the more popular successors to the now collapsed Yuzu. Of the 401 repositories removed, 311 of these contained Suyu.<\/p>\n Others removed include Android<\/a> Switch emulator Skyline, the C#-based MonoNX, and numerous forks of emulators that used Yuzu as a starting point.<\/p>\n Now, if anyone visits any of the 401 GitHub repositories affected, they\u2019re presented with a notice explaining to them that they\u2019ve been taken down, along with a link to the DMCA notice by Nintendo,<\/p>\n \u201cDistribution of these emulators constitutes unlawful trafficking\u201d, Nintendo says<\/a>Nintendo has previously claimed that The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom<\/a> was pirated over one million times in the 10 days before its May 2023 release.<\/p>\n