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I guess it's time to play with Yuzu! Thanks Nintendo for the nod.
I'm not gonna lie a hacked Nintendo Switch is a far better experience. You could even buy one used if the hang-up is giving Nintendo money.
Yeah it’s absolutely not better than playing games at 1440p/60+FPS with graphics mods.
I find the juttering from shader compilation to be substantially worse. If that doesn't bother you, it's fine, but it bothers me immensely. Usually, it really needs better precompilation, Potentially crowdsourced in a database like Steam's pre-compilation is on Linux.
Issue with community sourced precompilation is that it heavily crosses the line for copyright. Thats why tools Ryusak explicitly say to not goto Ryujinx and discuss shader sharing, Ryusak, etc.
Get fucked Nintendo. You have no ground to stand on, this is just harassment.
I bought the game but still played it in Yuzu instead.
Same lol
Edit: of course dumped the keys and game from my own hacked switch.
Likewise. Why would I not play it upscaled to 4K, etc?
Fuck you Nintendo, you greedy litigious bastards.
“In effect, Yuzu turns general computing devices into tools for massive intellectual property infringement of Nintendo and others’ copyrighted works.”
So, what's the point of the Switch then? If all these devices can play any Switch game, yet Nintendo refuses to allow people to buy and run them on these devices, then it sounds to me like they've done this to themselves. I empathise for all the work developers have put into their games, but I have no sympathy for the executives who decide to make their games exclusive to an overpriced irrelevant piece of technology.
Making money off third-party games is the point of the switch :)
A Nintendo store on PC would sell a lot of Nintendo games, but they couldn't make a lot of other games exclusive to that store.
Nintendo are not loss leaders, unlike their competitors. They do actually make money on consoles.
The switch platform was very unique when it launched. It has inspired a new category of gaming devices.
It's also the most reliable and (easily) controllable portable gaming console that has significant new game support. PC, Xbox and playstation make it too easy for children to access online chats and adult content. The switch and by extension Nintendo ecosystem severely limit this.
It's great for playing games with younger family members in person and online. Whereas the alternative platforms should only be used by young children when they are actively being monitored by an adult. It allows the child some independence without danger. Not just stranger danger, many businesses are desperate to directly communicate with children with no adult in between. It's perverse we allow this type of advertising and targeting. The Nintendo switch severely limits this, and provides further limits in an easy to use app.
The customers of the steam deck wouldn't tolerate this. They expect a fully portable gaming pc. Artificial limitations would only frustrate their user base. People already expect these limitations when they buy a Nintendo product so it's less of an issue.
Nintendo always innovates on the hardware. The switch doesn't appear as innovate now. But that's only because the innovation was so good it was widely replicated. Supporting technology was also a factor.
If Nintendo make a switch 2 that only improves processing and screen resolution, it will be the least innovative console generation they ever had. But it would the standard affair for most gaming hardware manufacturers.
The protections incentives Nintendo to pursue innovation in gaming, in both hardware and software. Everyone else only does software, even the Steam deck is a follower. This approach is still risky with these protections. As not every hardware system is highly profitable, as we saw with the Wii U. The Wii U was great and very innovative but didn't capture much market share and many great games didn't sell as well as they should have (Nintendo remade many in the switch, but classics like Nintendo land can't be supported on any other device easily).
If you don't like this you don't need to support Nintendo, there are plenty of games being released that don't require dedicated hardware. More are being released than you could ever expect to play in a lifetime.
The switch platform was very unique when it launched. It has inspired a new category of gaming devices
The switch is still piggybacking off The WiiU and PSP.
Unfortunately, like it or not, capitalism requires competition to work. I say this as a communist that would happily upend the system if given an option.
But as it is exclusive are the only thing keeping console makers at bay. The last thing we want is one unified box for them to shove their crap out on. There would be zero incentive in making better games than the competitor.
What are you talking about? The pc is basically one big box that thousands of game makers only release their games on, but there's plenty of competition in the indie game scene and the steam marketplace. If anything, it's taken power away from large publishers because a lot of people would rather pay $30 for a passion filled well thought out game than $80 for the latest unoptimized garbage heap. Game makers would still have to compete if there were no console exclusives. In fact they'd have to compete more, because instead of only being able to afford one console and being stuck with whatever games are on it, people would have the option of whatever games they wanted.
I think at the moment it's pretty much agreed upon that the best games that are coming out right now are coming from First Party Studios, Sans Microsoft who's having their own fumbling right now.
They are outputting the best games and traditionally always have because there is more at stake in getting those games made. Without quality games being required to sell a piece of hardware, I don't think first-party games would be nearly as good as they are.
The switch has like two really good exclusives, and the rest are meh. Ps5 has a few good exclusives, but even Sony has started to realize that it's more profitable to release their games on PC as well. Meanwhile PC/cross-platform games have a ridiculous amount of amazing competing titles. For every exclusive that I wished I had a console to play, there's ten or twenty other games that I'd rather play on PC instead. Console exclusives should and likely will die fairly soon, especially now that consoles are basically just PCs, and with handheld like the steam deck making switch irrelevant.
I pirated the game but i bought it on release day at midnight, got the wood placard they gave out with the shrikah icon & everything
Playing it on my deck is much better than switch, lag nonwithstanding
aww, the poor rich people don't think they're rich enough how sad 🎻
Won't someone think of the huge successful that sold more than every other entry?
I am thinking of the huge successful
Honestly I hope something like Palworld happens with the Zelda games.
There are many great Zelda-like games.
Tunic is one of them.
I'd never miss a chance to promote that masterpiece.
Palworld already has a lot of BotW vibes too
Man this simply makes me want to pirate their games. And yesterday i was thinking about getting the next nintendo into my house. Thanks for getting that one out of my head.
Yeah, a good antidote to being a Nintendo fan is watching their legal department operate.
This emulator is probably not as fragile as the Nintendo hardware was for me.....
Fuck these guys
If this stops development on Yuzu, do you think Ryujinx will start to improve significantly? 🤔
And here I can't seem to find a ROM of BOTW. 😏