After shutting down several popular emulators over the years, Nintendo's top IP lawyer just admitted that emulators are legal.

Nishiura added that if the emulator also disables security measures like encryption, that could also be considered illegal.

Koji Nishiura, Nintendo's patent attorney, weighs in on the legality of video game emulators.

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