If you're running ntsc (us) images, try pal (eu) which may perform better as pal targets a lower fps to be fullspeed, 50 instead of 60. A bit less framerate for a smoother emulation.
I totally agree with you!!, I preffer to have all my Switch lybrary under Horizon OS instead installing android or ubuntu, for aesthetyc reasons and organization. I appreciate the effort for the developers but that things (emulate through android or ubuntu) can be done way better by a smartphone or tablet nowadays.
I totally agree with you!!, I preffer to have all my Switch lybrary under Horizon OS instead installing android or ubuntu, this for aesthetyc reasons and practical organization (I hate to do hard reset -inyecting payload, etc- every time switching between os). I appreciate the effort for the developers but that things (emulate through android or ubuntu) can be done way better by a smartphone or a tablet nowadays. I just want my Nintendo Switch for enjoy all its library AND emulation stuff but with its own capabilities.
lakka is a perfect solution for stuff that just doesn't perform well in HOS..it doesn't require a hard reset, takes literally a couple of button presses and within 30 sec you are ready to play. Also there's no need in repartitioning, just drag n drop. But to each their own of course. I mostly use lakka for all my emulation needs since hos is a bit cumbersome with all standalone/cores stuff + some roms just don't perform well in HOS compared to lakka.
Never tried Lakka before but thanks for the tip, dude. In which games/cores will notice an improvement? I dedicated my Switch console for its own library (Nintendo Switch games), and for emulation im only interested in arcade, snes, sega megadrive, gba, psx and a few games from Dreamcast. At this moment, every checked game through Retroarch in Horizon OS works fine.
just download this package:
You need to change the audio driver. One of them causes random freeze lock ups.
