Emulation [RELEASE] Cemu - Wii U emulator

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Hmm. If possible, someone could try modify Powersaves Amiibo NFC Scanner and implemented it on Cemu.
Here's what it looks like:
http://codejunkies.com/powersaves-for-amiibo/
lol codejunkies, it's been years since i seen that website, anywho, the Amiibo's im pretty sure just store stats, and the games that support it, use those stats to change the AI/gameplay/etc.
it's just a matter of loading the amiibo data correctly then apply it mid-game
 
lol codejunkies, it's been years since i seen that website, anywho, the Amiibo's im pretty sure just store stats, and the games that support it, use those stats to change the AI/gameplay/etc.
it's just a matter of loading the amiibo data correctly then apply it mid-game
We could import an amiibo file in setting or something so that when ever it's ready the game asks for an amiibo the emulator uses the amiibo file as an amiibo. It would act like you were holding an amiibo to the nfc pad the whole time you play.
 
We could import an amiibo file in setting or something so that when ever it's ready the game asks for an amiibo the emulator uses the amiibo file as an amiibo. It would act like you were holding an amiibo to the nfc pad the whole time you play.
Yea, you could do that, that's more or less what you WOULD do lol
 
I can't afford a PC.
oh thats poopy, i also didn't have any money back then in 2010 to buy myself a good pc, i had to play with a fucking laptop which had only 2 gb of ram and a 1,8 ghz dual core and an intel family chipset. The intel family chipset gpu sucked so hard, i couldn't even play battlefield heroes on medium back then, and when i switched to high i got -7 fps so i got like 1 fps every 7 seconds. The sad thing is that battlefield heroes wasn't even spec demanding and my laptop even thermal throttled on low settings after playing for around 10 mins. This laptop was a piece of fucking crap!!!
 
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oh thats poopy, i also didn't have any money back then in 2010 to buy myself a good pc, i had to play with a fucking laptop which had only 2 gb of ram and a 1,8 ghz dual core and an intel family chipset. The intel family chipset gpu sucked so hard, i couldn't even play battlefield heroes on medium back then, and when i switched to high i got -7 fps so i got like 1 fps every 7 seconds. The sad thing is that battlefield heroes wasn't even spec demanding and my laptop even thermal throttled on low settings after playing for around 10 mins. This laptop was a piece of fucking crap!!!
My PC runs out of memory within 30 mins. I can't play minecraft for 10 minutes without my PC shutting down on its own and overheating. My laptops so bad it can't use chrome or Skype without running out of memory
 
My PC runs out of memory within 30 mins. I can't play minecraft for 10 minutes without my PC shutting down on its own and overheating. My laptops so bad it can't use chrome or Skype without running out of memory
yeah man it should be prohibited to even produce such pieces of crap in the first place
 
Emu will never run well on that hardware. No point to waste dev time there.

Dolphin wont run well on most laptops, including new ones.

We shouldnt expect lower requirements for this emu.

As the emulation becomes more accurate, more processing power will be needed.
 
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Just assume that if you have a 32-bit system (or any laptop that was sub-$1k), Cemu probably isn't worth your time
i hope my inel i7 4790 @ 3,60 ghz + gtx 970 will be enough in the future to emulate, cause i dont want to change my processor to a skylake one, and if i did i would have to switch my mainboard as well cause my mainboard now support the socket 1150, skylake is a socket 1151 processor
 
i hope my inel i7 4790 @ 3,60 ghz + gtx 970 will be enough in the future to emulate, cause i dont want to change my processor to a skylake one, and if i did i would have to switch my mainboard as well cause my mainboard now support the socket 1150, skylake is a socket 1151 processor
Broadwell is the bigger leap in technology and it uses LGA1150. If you need to upgrade in the future just upgrade from Haswell to Broadwell
 

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