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Super Mario Odyssey now runs consistenly above 60fps on Yuzu emulator
- Thread starter vestan
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As was said earlier, Yuzu requires a Switch for certain files to begin with and you need a Switch to dump your cartridges. So as of now, it seems Yuzu can't be used without owning a Switch.
Switch uses standard Nvidia hardware, not some bizarre custom configuration, so I guess it's easier to emulate.
Obviously that file can be found in internet
So it does damages
Forget the graphics that framerate makes all the difference wow.
Yes please.
Yeah, the BOTW video looks weird too. I feel, with BOTW, the animation and pacing looks like it was designed purely for 30fps.
According to the current Steam hardware survey only 6% of the PC players use something above 1080p:
786p must be standard laptops playing easy to run titles.
No such thing. The game looks weird because you're used to the vastly inferior 30fps it usually runs at.
It did use to have issues with arrow drop and such but that was fixed this month.
For now, yes.
Longevity and improvements over the original hardware. When I visited my parents the US for Christmas, I ripped a load of my PSone games. Emulators can run it in 4K (I do 1080p) and also make it so the polygons aren't wobbly. That alongside having digital to analog control mapping on a joystick have made it feel like I've gotten a boatload of new games this Christmas.
Who knows how long those discs will last? At least I've got the rips for backups.
This. Take PS3 for example. Sony shows no plans of continuing to provide PS3 owners with ways of playing their disc based games. I feel lucky that PS3 emulation is gradually progressing as well. I have dozens and dozens of PS3 games that I will likely be able to play enhanced on PC in a few years that I won't be able to play at all on a future Sony console.
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Well, no, that depends on the specific jurisdiction. In my country I definitely have the right to download games I own from wherever the hell I want. The only one breaking the law is the person uploading the game.
Yup I very recently went to rip my Tenchu and RE2 discs - sadly disc rot has killed them both :(
User Warned: Drive-by and unsubstantiated piracy accusation.
Let's be real, you're not buying the games.
dude, say what you want but you still need the console itself (switch) to dump your purchased games legally.
otherwise its illegal. you said in your very first post in this thread this:
that's the reason people ITT "jump on you" because technically they are right.
My native resolution is 1080 so I play my Steam games at that resolution but play all my emulated titles at 4k or above.According to the current Steam hardware survey only 6% of the PC players use something above 1080p:
That's literally reporting the desktop resolution you don't need a 4k monitor to play games at 4k lol.
No-one ever had friends or relatives who owned a Switch right?
In emulation, game speed is typically tied to game performance. It's especially the case that Yuzu doesn't handle capping game speed correctly right now, so games that are easier to run end up running 3-4x speed.
It's got to be a hacked version manufactured before July 2018. As I said before, hacking the Switch will bring a few new implications for your friends & relatives, such as online bannings etc.
When xenoblade 2 is playable i Will jump in.
Man the yuzu team is AMAZING!
I am so happy over this
The bottleneck is the CPU ? Man I can't catch a break :( Just changed my GPU to a 1070 Ti but my CPU is getting a tad old and I can't replace it without replacing the mobo
Oh right, the odyssey footage does not look very good with it being reduced speed, I would rather play it on Switch.
But, it is good progress switch emulation is making.
You could probably run it fine with fps ++. I did it with a 3570k.