So I didn't follow Switch emulation too much during its prime... and saw enough near the end (blatantly updating code to support pre-release games) that I steered clear.
When the nintendo-ing happened, most "folk in the know" more or less speculated that everything would end for a few years and we would just see a lot of re-builds of the source with either slightly different input libraries or crypto miners.
Well, it has been a few years! Did that come to pass? Is it still a case where my best bet would be to check the commit hash against a known good and build Yuzu myself? Have any reputable-ish groups taken over with a "fork"? Or alternatives arisen?
Thanks.
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MisshapenDeviate@lemmy.dbzer0.com · 14 pts · 64d
Eden emulator has been working well with every game I have thrown at it. The newest release I have tried is Pokémon Legends Z-A.
kahjtheundedicated@lemmy.world · 3 pts · 64d
It’s been a little rough with XC3. Rough but playable. Just need to save frequently lol
Kolanaki@pawb.social · 10 pts · 64d
I've been using Ryujinx Canary for Tomodachi Life, which was the only one I found that has good compatibility with the more recent Switch 1 games.
Float@startrek.website · 3 pts · 64d
Eden is the way to go. I play Tomodachi Life on it which is pretty recent.
sbeak@sopuli.xyz · 1 pts · 62d
On Linux, I use Eden is it mostly works. Some games have a few bugs, but it is mostly fine. On my Android phone, the game runs but my Mediatek chip's Mali GPU doesn't have any supported drivers for Eden so I just see a black screen. I can even click on some of the buttons and get some sound, but no visual graphics at all. I believe Qualcomm chips will work much better for this. My Mediatek phone still runs everything up to 3DS fine though.