Nintendo may have been working to improve the emulation system that recently launched on Nintendo Switch.
Emulation became widely available with the launch of the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion pack last year, although subscribers to the £35-a-year catalogue reported a number of general issues at the time of launch, including lag and low frame rates.
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