Yuzu Progress Report October 2023(yuzu-emu.org)
yuzu-emu.org
Yuzu Progress Report October 2023
https://yuzu-emu.org/entry/yuzu-progress-report-oct-2023/
19 comments
Always impresses me the quality of the engineering that goes into emulators. Wish every project would do these reports.
One thing that I really wish one of these emulators would support is VR. The VR support in Zelda and Mario would really shine on a proper VR HMD with VR controllers.
I would say VR support is an exaggeration…no motion controls, no first person view, and in SMO you can’t even play the main game iirc
sadly it seems to be unavailable on Mac
ryujinx for you then
yuzu's theoretically already done the heavy lifting...Vulkan has been the focus for a while. i wonder if yuzu would break MoltenVK in terrible ways, or if it's mostly compatible
yuzu's theoretically already done the heavy lifting...Vulkan has been the focus for a while. i wonder if yuzu would break MoltenVK in terrible ways, or if it's mostly compatible
I tried to port Yuzu to MacOS. There's still an old PR for it somewhere in the GitHub. I got some 2d games booting.
The main problem is simply that none of the core devs have a mac!
The other big hurdle is the lack of some shader types on metal. For example, geometry shaders are used in Mario, but not available. They'd have to be emulated with compute shaders.
The CPU emulation side is pretty easily compatible.
The main problem is simply that none of the core devs have a mac!
The other big hurdle is the lack of some shader types on metal. For example, geometry shaders are used in Mario, but not available. They'd have to be emulated with compute shaders.
The CPU emulation side is pretty easily compatible.
Yuzu is a Nintendo Switch Emulator.
I thought this was about Yuzu Health
Emulators are amazing and these progress reports (and Ryujinx's and Citra's and Dolphin's) are great reads. It just feels a bit icky to see them work on current gen consoles. Preservation is important, but focusing on current gen stuff just feels like they're actively catering to pirates rather than just incidentally helping them.
It just feels a bit icky to see them work on current gen consoles.
Nintendo has used legal and illegal bullying to shut down more fan projects and youtube channels than I've pirated games. Until they stop hating the people who love them most, fuck 'em.
Nintendo has used legal and illegal bullying to shut down more fan projects and youtube channels than I've pirated games. Until they stop hating the people who love them most, fuck 'em.
Oh noes, my poor billion worth gaming companies that milk their player base. Who will think about them?!
The update includes fixes for an indie game released this year. Megacorps aren't the only ones affected by this.
So what? You think those people would buy the game if there was no means to pirate it?
If one doesn't do the work now, then it'll soon be too late.
By that logic, we'd have a lot more folks working on the less mature 3DS and WiiU emulation scene. That's where we've got aging irreplaceable hardware starting to fail, and many popular games still not playable without hacks or patches.
There's a lot of people who buy the games but still prefer to play on other machines - Steam Decks, PCs, etc.
This is especially true for Switch games that run poorly on the Switch, like Tears of the Kingdom.
This might be legally piracy in some countries, but I suspect most people would consider it morally fine.
This is especially true for Switch games that run poorly on the Switch, like Tears of the Kingdom.
This might be legally piracy in some countries, but I suspect most people would consider it morally fine.
Don't worry, Nintendo is also trying to shut down websites sharing 40 year old games, there's never been any limit for them.
I own a switch, but higher res and mod support simply provide the better experience.
Nothing "icky" about it. Emulators are alternative compatible implementations of the consoles. They have every right to straight up compete with the real things even on day one. Look into the history of bleem and virtual game station. Back then emulators used to be literally sold on the market and not one of these corporations ever dared to straight up assert that they were illegal. They sued on complete bullshit grounds like comparison screenshots which the courts decided was legal comparative advertising. They even decided that it was fair use to dump the playstation BIOS for the purpose of reverse engineering it to gain access to the unprotected knowledge within.