Is there even a satisfactory way of playing this game in Cemu? You have to look at the TV and you steer with the gamepad, right?
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... wut?
Theres a handful of titles which seem to have issues with saves in general, though only a few of these actually need the extra folder to be made manually. I don't think most users would come across these titles tbh. (I do include save-related issues in my bug reports btw)
That said, I'm pretty sure I'm still the first/only person to get in-game in Resident Evil Revelations in Cemu.
It's not really an issue for the most part tbh, most of the time the gamepad simply mirrors the cockpit view of the TV, and when it doesn't just mirror it you can see what you would normally see on the gamepad screen by simply pressing minus ("-") in-game. The only real inconvenience I've come across regarding controls in SFZ, is that currently aiming while moving in walker mode requires a decent amount of dexterity/isn't exactly ideal. (since aiming in walker mode requires motion controls regardless of in-game settings)
Edit-
Dunno if you are aware, but we had proper/advanced graphic packs for SFZ in the community repo. (basic graphic packs won't work for it)
Feel free to check the repo (sig) before making a video for any title.
Last edited by Darkemaste,
WOW, I didn't even know anyone made a WiiU emulator...it's pretty EPIC to see this. Thanks to the guys who got this even working.
I am using Emulation Station as a front end for emulators on my HTPC running into a LG 65" 4K tv...
Riddle me this... What type of performance should I see on games, like Mario Cart 8, Mario 3D land and the Zelda games ? As I see some videos with very high end specs but, wondering of my HTPC will be able to handle it...
What do you do about the WiiU controller with the touch screen ?
My specs are Intel i5 2.9ghz quad core (2014 model), 16gb DDR3 memory and video is a NVIDIA GTX1050 (SSD, etc).
Of course, thanks for any advice here and sorry to bring it off topic.
I am using Emulation Station as a front end for emulators on my HTPC running into a LG 65" 4K tv...
Riddle me this... What type of performance should I see on games, like Mario Cart 8, Mario 3D land and the Zelda games ? As I see some videos with very high end specs but, wondering of my HTPC will be able to handle it...
What do you do about the WiiU controller with the touch screen ?
My specs are Intel i5 2.9ghz quad core (2014 model), 16gb DDR3 memory and video is a NVIDIA GTX1050 (SSD, etc).
Of course, thanks for any advice here and sorry to bring it off topic.
Last edited by DavidinCT,
everything related to BotW and cemu so far is fake, and there's no way that it will boot in the current cemu version when someone is able to test it
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You seem quite sure about it. What is it that needs to be implemented then in order for Cemu to run it?
Well I don't know, it's pretty much past experiences (Paper Mario Color Splash, Pokken, Twilight Princess HD, none of with booted at launch with current cemu verisons then until later versions allowed them to bot)
There would most likely be driver/problems due to it using intel hd graphics.
you need to overclock to 4Ghz or above to get 60fps on mario kart 8, etc..
but your specs is okay to run at playable speed 50fps+
but your specs is okay to run at playable speed 50fps+
It is against the rules. Didn't you read GBAtemp's rules ? No piracy download allowed here. Google is your friend.
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