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I mean, yes? I'm not sure why you think you've exposed some kind of secret motivation. Yuzu is not the same thing as Dolphin: it's emulating a current console a
by Analemma_ 3y ago
I mean, yes? I'm not sure why you think you've exposed some kind of secret motivation. Yuzu is not the same thing as Dolphin: it's emulating a current console and is very obviously primarily for facilitating piracy, not historical preservation; people arguing otherwise are fucking kidding themselves. Of course it's about Nintendo protecting hardware sales.
- dtech 3y agoDolphin also existed when Wii was current. Switch is also pretty old by now, you have to start at some point.
- ajford 3y agoOr it's for playing modern games on hardware from this decade. The Switch is now 7 years old, and was dated hardware from the outset. Plenty of people use Yuzu to play Switch games on hardware that can actually support modern resolutions, or so you can actually achieve decent framerates at modern resolutions. Dolphin was in development since the GameCube was the "current gen", on through the Wii's lifecycle. Hell, by this point in the Wii lifecycle, it was already on the way out and Wii-U was releasing.
- anthk 3y agoWine does the same with Windows binaries, and some forks I think they bypass Starforce and lots of DRM crap.
- maximus-decimus 3y agoI would bet people mostly buy their games they use with Wine. Especially now that it's so well integrated with Steam.
- anthk 3y agoYou have Lutris as a flatpak, which is almost plug and play. The games themselves are propietary, ok, but in the FSF ladder step it's a step up in the right direction.