Thanks to Damian for this link.
“The source code for a controversial Nintendo 64 emulator has
been published on the Net in the hope that it will be picked up by
the open-source software community.”
“Emulators are illegal, and they continue to support
counterfeiting and piracy,” said Nintendo spokeswoman Beth
Llewelyn. “We are looking at all our options, which include legal
action. This infringes on our intellectual property rights, and
that’s something we actively protect.”
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