United Kingdom, Feb. 16 -- Nintendo has intensified its campaign against Switch emulation, issuing fresh DMCA takedown notices to several high-profile emulator projects hosted on GitHub.

The latest wave reportedly targets repositories linked to emulators such as Citron and Eden, with developers confirming their release pages were hit with copyright complaints.

While self-hosted repositories outside of GitHub appear unaffected for now, the move signals Nintendo's continued determination to clamp down on tools it believes facilitate piracy.

This follows the company's high-profile legal action against the Yuzu emulator in 2024, which resulted in a $2.4 million settlement and the project's shutdown.

Shortly after, Ryujinx also ceased deve...