I suggest that this line is removed "while the current version, 1.6.4, was released on December 19, 2016." It's unnecessary as the table on the left tells you what the last build of Cemu is. Does anyone disagree? LordKaiser00 (talk) 04:07, 17 January 2017 (UTC)
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- "So far, it is the only eighth generation console emulator in existence, since the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One have not been reverse-engineered yet."
This is false and it uses an unrelated justification that is also false now.
- It is not the only eighth-generation console emulator because Decaf also exists, and it is not too far behind in terms of progress; Cemu is speculated to rely on a plethora of hacks for a multitude of games whereas Decaf is taking the accuracy approach, which does tend to take longer. Because of this, Team Cemu reached playable states in some games.
- In the context of reverse engineering status, the Wii U is the only console that has been reversed engineered this far. The Xbox One has barely been touched, but fail0verflow has successfully ported Linux to the PlayStation 4 (although they have not released their exploit method, citing "pirates" who would use it to bypass copy protection and the like).
What could be said here is that the Wii U is the only eighth-generation console to have emulators at the moment.
-FosterHaven (talk) 18:19, 19 March 2017 (UTC)