Dumb question:
I own this digitally and a physical copy is in the mail.
How in the world can I legally play my copy on this emulator?
Game is incredible and my single issue is the blur over the whole image and OMG if I could run this at even 1080p or higher it would be incredible!
Tbh I had no idea there even was a Switch emulator. I hope the answer is something doable *fingers crossed*
Emulation will, once again, free us from nintendo's hardware soon
If you call that running..
Btw it is tested in a 2200 usd dollars pc and in native resolution.
You gotta have a Switch to dump the games, so you'd have to get one anyway.Yeah, at this point, I'm not bothering to buy another Switch. I'm just gonna wait until the emulation gets good enough, and then I'm gonna start buying all the single player games I've missed out on and play them on my PC.
Don't need to buy one if you have a friend with a hacked switchYou gotta have a Switch to dump the games, so you'd have to get one anyway.
Yeah, Dolphin was limited to a single core, and it still is mainly single core with some stuff offloaded to another core. The fact is that the Wii has a single core CPU, and you can't use multiple cores to emulate only one (or I mean, you could, but good luck). Switch is multicore (3 if I remember correctly), so you can use 3 cores for it.I don't understand why it's not stressing the CPU more than it is. Was Dolphin just limited to a single core, which is why it was relatively so hard to run in the early days?
Yeah, at this point, I'm not bothering to buy another Switch. I'm just gonna wait until the emulation gets good enough, and then I'm gonna start buying all the single player games I've missed out on and play them on my PC.
Cool thanks for the help. I wouldn't normally be interested in doing this, but playing Xenoblade in a higher resolution would make a huge difference to me, so I'm considering it!Honestly I'm personally a bit iffy on emulating/ripping brand new games but what you'll need to do is mod a switch for homebrew and install a dumping application. Some quick looking around it appears NXDUMP tool is the current go to https://github.com/DarkMatterCore/nxdumptool/releases/tag/v1.1.10
Emulation will, once again, free us from nintendo's hardware soon
More or less any major one still actively in development has a Patreon, these days.First time I've seen an emulator crew with a Patreon. Is there a precedent for this and, if so, were they ever sued or forcefully shut down?
I don't think anyone is under the impression that emulation is for most people.Not salty at all. Just funny how some people completely misunderstand why Nintendo (and other companies') consoles are successful and why emulation is a niche and inconvenient solution for most people.
Like who? The one crazy poster who was banned near the top of the thread?Not salty at all. Just funny how some people completely misunderstand why Nintendo (and other companies') consoles are successful and why emulation is a niche and inconvenient solution for most people.
If you call that running..
Btw it is tested in a 2200 usd dollars pc and in native resolution.
Will the HD texture pack from Dolphin be ported over? Does Yuzu support HD texture packs?
Why would they be lower detail?What? None of the textures would apply or work. Even if they did I'm like 90% certain 100% of them would be lower detail.
A gaming PC's CPU is so much stronger than the Switch's mobile chip, it's like Raditz vs the farmer with a shotgun.I don't understand why it's not stressing the CPU more than it is.
Great, give people another way to pirate recently released games that developers worked themselves to the bone on...
A gaming PC's CPU is so much stronger than the Switch's mobile chip, it's like Raditz vs the farmer with a shotgun.
Dumb question:
I own this digitally and a physical copy is in the mail.
How in the world can I legally play my copy on this emulator?
Game is incredible and my single issue is the blur over the whole image and OMG if I could run this at even 1080p or higher it would be incredible!
Tbh I had no idea there even was a Switch emulator. I hope the answer is something doable *fingers crossed*
Yeah, who even has a Nintendo Switch?Emulation will, once again, free us from nintendo's hardware soon
Well yes and no, if all you're concerned about is the legality of it then you're in the clear, if you're expecting to better or even match the XBC Switch experience on your pc today then absolutely not.
You can legally dump your game and TRY to play it. In a few months it'll come close to your expectations probably, maybe less maybe more, all the way to 4k tho? Don't expect to hit that soon, on anything other than monster rigs.
Vulkan will be a godsend.
There was a time when this would bother me, but I realized how niche of an audience emulation for Switch games is right now.
most past console were based around more desktop-level though, I believe. (PS2 has an nvidia GPU, etc. I think the low powered mobile CPUs are why the Wii U and Switch are more emulatable early on.I wasn't comparing the Switch's processor to a high end gaming processor. I was comparing this emulator to past emulators, which typically required a really good CPU just to run them adequately at all even after a year or two of optimizations. I think PCSX2 was really hard to run early on, Dolphin was, RPCS3 was notoriously hard to run and so I expected this to follow suit until it was further optimized. At least with Odyssey anyway, it seems like they are pretty far along, and it hardly taxes the CPU much at all.