If it helps, in Tagalog it means “affection,” so you could read it as a project that’s showing affection to the Nintendo Switch (i.e. we love the console and games so much we want to preserve it indefinitely). Unfortunately, that love and affection isn’t reciprocated.
I would’ve named it Yuza though, which is the Korean term for the same fruit Yuzu refers to. It’s a one-letter change, so typos for the latter are likely to find the former.
They kind of have an unfortunate name for an emulator. It sounds like exactly what Nintendo is going to do to them.
If it helps, in Tagalog it means “affection,” so you could read it as a project that’s showing affection to the Nintendo Switch (i.e. we love the console and games so much we want to preserve it indefinitely). Unfortunately, that love and affection isn’t reciprocated.
I would’ve named it Yuza though, which is the Korean term for the same fruit Yuzu refers to. It’s a one-letter change, so typos for the latter are likely to find the former.