Advice for those who are looking to get into emulation development.The huge background experience gdkchan has with not just Switch emulation, but in coding many other console emulators.How Yuzu and Ryujinx at first collaborated with each other, but the tension that grew afterwards.
Whether you’ll be able to emulate Switch games on your Steam Deck, and whether you can browse through your game dumps with a gamepad.Ryujinx was the first Switch emulator to emulate commercial games.Other Switch emulators exist besides Ryujinx and Yuzu.He expands on several of them, and as you read this, you’ll find out such things as: gdkchan went above and beyond providing the basic answer behind both ekianjo’s questions and my own. I enjoy the Ryujinx emulator in particular, so I wanted to sit down and chat with gdkchan, the primary heart and soul behind the project (not to discredit the several other developers who are working on this as well). In both cases, the experience is nearly flawless, thanks to Valve/CodeWeaver’s contributions to Wine, and the (mostly) voluntary, rigorous work programmers put in to their emulation projects to ensure a smooth, painless experience. Linux gamers can not only play most of their favorite Windows games through Proton, but they can also play their favorite Switch games with higher frame rates and resolutions, thanks to emulation. To me, it’s just as mind-blowing as when Valve rolled their first Proton release to the public. I’m blown away by how far Nintendo Switch emulation has come in just the past few years.
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