任天堂公式のNintendo Switch用ゲームボーイエミュレーターの画像がリークされたという報道

So Nintendo's official Game Boy Advance emulator for the Nintendo Switch just leaked. Now it's just a matter of waiting for NSO to add GBA. pic.twitter.com/mEJcKrRtzL

— Trash_Bandatcoot (@trashbandatcoot)

...called Sloop, and the 7z archive is called Hiyoko, which is a Game Boy emulator, with all Game Boy games being separate applications. These emulators are developed by NERD (Nintendo Europe Research & Development), and are both functional, albeit with a few bugs. (2/?) pic.twitter.com/RRUAVvz2BX

— Trash_Bandatcoot (@trashbandatcoot)

Here's a screen recording of what he posted
Hopefully the nintendo ninjas aren't going to strike me down! pic.twitter.com/1qcHoB4Y7C

— Qvorum (@QvorumN)

The library of GBA games they've tested for this thing is massive. Tested is the key word; doesn't mean they'll all actually launch on the service. Yellow = in the rom folder at some point but not in the leaked build.

There's one other game with evidence of being tested though- https://t.co/QQDBDcdAZp pic.twitter.com/lGSB4Mg7Gt

— MondoMega (@Mondo_Mega)

Nintendo internally acknowledging EZFlash cartridges make this leak feel off to me. I don’t think Nintendo developed it at all if it’s real pic.twitter.com/GBNtBtgWHj

— MVG (@ModernVintageG)

[Sloop]

A .git folder was left in the ROM, meaning we can access information about the git repository used for the project.

Since it’s of interest to many people, the image of an EZ Flash cart was added by a NERD employee on August 7th, 2020. (name + partial e-mail redacted) pic.twitter.com/IrylKiuu4X

— OatmealDome (@OatmealDome)