I've been playing Zelda on CEMU and my advice to anyone who actually wants to play BotW is to not even bother with the emulator outside of morbid curiosity. A

I've been playing Zelda on CEMU and my advice to anyone who actually wants to play BotW is to not even bother with the emulator outside of morbid curiosity. A few of the glitches in the game: - Water doesn't exist, you just walk on the bottom of lakebeds, all the fish behave as if they're on dry land - Magnesis and Stasis do not work (but you can just walk underwater to get to those chests) - The game locks up often, typically during auto-saves - Graphical glitches, big cyan and magenta polygons, flicker constantly on screen - All humanoid characters, including Link, sink about halfway into the ground - Animals will randomly disappear, AI behaves weird around the non-existent water - Frame rate is extremely troubled - You can't beat many of the shrines, including the first few, so you need a save file to escape the first area So imagine trying to play through the shrines without Magnesis or Stasis. What do you do? The game itself is actually pretty flexible: instead of lifting metal boxes and spheres you can use bombs to knock them in the direction you need. You can use arrows and other weapons to knock around far away objects. Still, many shrines are impassable. CEMU is not anywhere close to a substitute for the console, and it will be months to years before it has the same accuracy as say Dolphin.