Yuzu - An experimental open-source emulator for the Nintendo Switch from the creators of Citra
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Some games I've noticed benefit from multicore in particular.
Astral Chain
Mario Tennis
Crash Team Racing
Astral Chain
Mario Tennis
Crash Team Racing
It's done through mods on a per game basis, same as what you see in Cemu.
Man this is rapidly moving from curiosity into "…Maybe I should play [insert game with performance issues] on my PC instead of my Switch." Like it's not quite there yet but damn this is good progress.
Fire Emblem is running pretty well too, and you can force AF with the emulator. Combined with stable framerates (there's 60fps mod too), it has become superior to the original hardware.
Damn, looks good. Are people able to play with joycon / pro controllers?
New Early Access update, Xenoblade Chronicles is running
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It's possible, yuzu accepts dinput/xinput controllers, so assuming you've got something like Steam to remap them, they'll be recognized in the emulator.
Cool! Just to clarify, you'd need to hook them up to Steam first to do some re-mapping and then connect to Yuzu? I'm assuming the remapping is needed to re-map the keyboard controls to the controller buttons, is this correct?New Early Access update, Xenoblade Chronicles is running
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Running on Release! | yuzu Team
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It's possible, yuzu accepts dinput/xinput controllers, so assuming you've got something like Steam to remap them, they'll be recognized in the emulator.
Yuzu accepts xinput controls, so Steam can take switch pro controller inputs and spit out xinput. You still need to manually bind the buttons/joysticks in Yuzu though.
If you've got an adapter like 8BitDo's https://www.8bitdo.com/wireless-usb-adapter/ that can translate everything to xinput controls, you could cut out the Steam/software part and bind it straight into Yuzu.
Whoa, this xinput stuff goes a bit beyond my knowledge because I haven't used these high end emulators before. Thanks for the explanation - I may come back to you with some questions if I ever decide to try it!
Well. Shit. I may end up buying a copy after all. This team is on point, they aren't screwing around.
Sorry, xinput is just a fancy way of saying Xbox controller (360, One). Since Xbox controllers are basically the defacto PC controller, a lot of programs revolve around taking non-Xbox controllers and making other programs think that's what they are (because of how commonly they're supported).
New Feature Release - ARB Shaders
Hey Patrons! While work is ongoing with multicore, we've got a new batch of exciting yuzu improvements just around the corner! This time around, we're introducing an ARB assembly language backend for our shader decompiler, which should greatly improve shader compile times for NVIDIA users! This feature significantly reduces shader stutter, even when you do not already have a shader cache.
This feature is now available to our Patrons in the latest Early Access builds of yuzu.
https://www.patreon.com/posts/new-feature-arb-37864394Also, 60fps mod for Kirby works well
Who'd have thought the first time we'd see 60fps Crash Racing would be on a Switch emulator on PC lol...
It's incredible to see the emulator out perform all the console versions of the game during races. Menus seem a little slow, but it shines during gameplay. I wonder, does the mod work for 4-player multiplayer...
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same as it does on PC. Switch seems to support both 32 and 64bit applications
Well there we have the answer, thanks! That's very curious, the more you know.
This is so weird for a closed platform that requires dedicated software to work.
Multicore has been finally merged into master:
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Which means a huge speedup in a lot of games.
Also Brigandine : Legend or Runersia is allrdy perfectly playable at day 1, not a very demanding looking game i guess but still pretty great.
Remake Kernel Scheduling, CPU Management & Boot Management (Prometheus) by FernandoS27 · Pull Request #3955 · yuzu-emu/yuzu
This PR rewrites a series of key components from yuzu such as the Kernel Scheduler, CPU Management and the Boot Management. The Kernel Scheduler has been based on TuxSH's firmware 7.0.0's k...
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Which means a huge speedup in a lot of games.
Also Brigandine : Legend or Runersia is allrdy perfectly playable at day 1, not a very demanding looking game i guess but still pretty great.
Yuzu running the latest Smash update with DLC
Pretty sure it's almost exclusively for helping BC since the only games that need it are Wii U ports.
Lol this runs so much better it's not even funny i really can't wait for a native pc port.
8gb ram is honestly pretty low for emulation, if you check ram usage in my videos, you can see it pretty quickly hit >8gb for most games.
My PC:
- AMD Ryzen 5 2600
- 32GB RAM
- Radeon RX580
I struggle to get 30 fps on Maryo Odyssey, is that normal for my setup, or are there some major settings that I am screwing up?
- AMD Ryzen 5 2600
- 32GB RAM
- Radeon RX580
I struggle to get 30 fps on Maryo Odyssey, is that normal for my setup, or are there some major settings that I am screwing up?
