The team behind the popular Dolphin Emulator stated Valve's conditions for publishing the software on Steam made it "impossible" to launch it on Valve's platform as originally planned.
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The team behind the GameCube and Wii emulator Dolphin has had to indefinitely postpone the highly-anticipated Steam store launch following a DMCA notice by Nintendo to block the release.
The Dolphin emulator, which allows gamers to play games from some of Nintendo's earlier consoles on PCs, is coming to Valve's Steam storefront sometime in the second quarter of 2023.
It looks like you'll now have easier access to your Wii and GameCube emulation needs, as the Dolphin emulator has returned to the Google Play Store. It was removed from the platform two years ago.
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