"the new GTA VI looks good even if personally I don't like the new art style" "If those are people then wtf is mario?!" "Oh crap it's Mario '06." (Sonic '06 reference) There seems to be unanimous excitement for the new Zelda title but on Odysseys' Youtube trailer page there's quite a lot of criticism. Let us know in the comment what you think of Nintendo Switch emulation.I'm just curious what people here on the Dolphin forums think of the trailer for Super Mario Odyssey. You can watch a ten-minute gameplay video of Super Mario Odyssey running on Yuzu. The question is whether other such AAA titles for the switch will also be soon playable on Yuzu and we sure are hoping that to be the case.
Right now optimization is a major issue for the team and they are working on it. Currently, Super Mario Odyssey, while completely playable may face some graphics glitches and performance hits but that is expected. This is a rather significant achievement for Yuzu’s team as they have only been in development for a year.
Yes, you can play Super Mario Odyssey on Yuzu Emulator without any major hiccups. However, Super Mario Odyssey is the first ever game to have run completely from start to finish. It may crash midgame or just past the initial loading screen. It is only partially developed and as mentioned earlier can only run homebrew software at the moment, however, there are some occurrences where a game might work but not completely. yuzu can boot some commercial Switch games to varying degrees of success, but your experience may vary between games and for different combinations of host hardware.īasically, the emulator is in nascent stages right now. At this time, yuzu cannot play a majority of commercial games without major problems. Yuzu only emulates a subset of Switch hardware and therefore is generally only useful for running/debugging homebrew applications.
The emulator is currently only useful for homebrew development and research purposes. It is written in C++ with portability in mind, with builds actively maintained for Windows, Linux and macOS.
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