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Emulation isn't protected.
Yes it is
That was the use of emulators in advertising to show performance differences.
It does not protect emulation as the company went bankrupt before that could be decided.
No that's was the second lawsuit, Sony v Bleem!, which was a different emulator.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bleem!
Granted I’m not deep diving into sources, but
Unless I’m illiterate, isn’t that stating that even the sale of an emulator is protected?