Emulation Emulator NetherSX2 - Switch Port

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I dont have the Switch 1 on me, Is anybody able to test like Jak and Daxter or Sly Raccoon, Or Kingdom Hearts or the Ratchet and Clank games please
I think all those games work, not 100% sure but I recall most of them being shown in the video, which you can find easily now on gbatemp front page news.
 
i tried budokai tenkaichi 3 and unfortunately, even fiddling with 50% ee cycle rate and other options it just wont run, goes to about 55%60%speed. i think with fastmem it could be maybe. could it be possible to implement it in the future?
 
1.1.0 : https://github.com/NaGaa95/NetherSX2_nx/releases/tag/1.1.0
  • Added Fastmem support for improved CPU performance (Experimental).
  • Added in-game overlay menu for save states, controller mapping, frame limiter, EE cycle settings, reset, and exit.
  • Added support for up to two controller ports.
  • Added frame-rate controls.
  • Added USB storage support, games can be launched directly from USB.
  • Added SMB network shares support.
  • Added multiple game folders across SD, USB, and SMB.
  • Added Glow, Bubbles, Classic, and OLED themes.
  • Added launcher appearance and game-grid customization.
  • Added configurable stick deadzones.
  • Expanded the file manager with copy, move, paste, rename, and pinned locations.
  • Improved SteamGridDB cover search, selection, previews, and bulk downloading.
  • Improved HOME Menu game shortcuts, including games stored on USB.
  • Improved audio, game shutdown, and overall stability.
  • Numerous interface, performance, and usability improvements.
 
1.1.0 : https://github.com/NaGaa95/NetherSX2_nx/releases/tag/1.1.0
  • Added Fastmem support for improved CPU performance (Experimental).
  • Added in-game overlay menu for save states, controller mapping, frame limiter, EE cycle settings, reset, and exit.
  • Added support for up to two controller ports.
  • Added frame-rate controls.
  • Added USB storage support, games can be launched directly from USB.
  • Added SMB network shares support.
  • Added multiple game folders across SD, USB, and SMB.
  • Added Glow, Bubbles, Classic, and OLED themes.
  • Added launcher appearance and game-grid customization.
  • Added configurable stick deadzones.
  • Expanded the file manager with copy, move, paste, rename, and pinned locations.
  • Improved SteamGridDB cover search, selection, previews, and bulk downloading.
  • Improved HOME Menu game shortcuts, including games stored on USB.
  • Improved audio, game shutdown, and overall stability.
  • Numerous interface, performance, and usability improvements.
you are amazing. i will try it and ill update here in this thread the performance
EDIT: yea guys budokai tenkaichi is still not playable, but really really close with max oc. i really hopoe with some new performance improvements the following months performance will be equal to the android version, also i think deko3d would be a huge upgrade in terms of raw performance
 
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1.1.0 : https://github.com/NaGaa95/NetherSX2_nx/releases/tag/1.1.0
  • Added Fastmem support for improved CPU performance (Experimental).
  • Added in-game overlay menu for save states, controller mapping, frame limiter, EE cycle settings, reset, and exit.
  • Added support for up to two controller ports.
  • Added frame-rate controls.
  • Added USB storage support, games can be launched directly from USB.
  • Added SMB network shares support.
  • Added multiple game folders across SD, USB, and SMB.
  • Added Glow, Bubbles, Classic, and OLED themes.
  • Added launcher appearance and game-grid customization.
  • Added configurable stick deadzones.
  • Expanded the file manager with copy, move, paste, rename, and pinned locations.
  • Improved SteamGridDB cover search, selection, previews, and bulk downloading.
  • Improved HOME Menu game shortcuts, including games stored on USB.
  • Improved audio, game shutdown, and overall stability.
  • Numerous interface, performance, and usability improvements.
Is there an option to exit the emulator and return to the game selection screen?
 
1.1.0 : https://github.com/NaGaa95/NetherSX2_nx/releases/tag/1.1.0
  • Added Fastmem support for improved CPU performance (Experimental).
  • Added in-game overlay menu for save states, controller mapping, frame limiter, EE cycle settings, reset, and exit.
  • Added support for up to two controller ports.
  • Added frame-rate controls.
  • Added USB storage support, games can be launched directly from USB.
  • Added SMB network shares support.
  • Added multiple game folders across SD, USB, and SMB.
  • Added Glow, Bubbles, Classic, and OLED themes.
  • Added launcher appearance and game-grid customization.
  • Added configurable stick deadzones.
  • Expanded the file manager with copy, move, paste, rename, and pinned locations.
  • Improved SteamGridDB cover search, selection, previews, and bulk downloading.
  • Improved HOME Menu game shortcuts, including games stored on USB.
  • Improved audio, game shutdown, and overall stability.
  • Numerous interface, performance, and usability improvements.
So i tried it and yes alot faster and some games are perfect, but wwe here comes the pain and fight night Round 3 are still slow 🤷
 
Tested crash twinsanity, CPU: 1785MHZ, gpu 614mhz,, MEM 1600mhz, with EE Cycle skip moderate it runs at fullspeed most of the time with some hiccups here and there, played through the entire first level. i'm amazed at how good this emulator already is!
 
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1.1.0 : https://github.com/NaGaa95/NetherSX2_nx/releases/tag/1.1.0
  • Added Fastmem support for improved CPU performance (Experimental).
  • Added in-game overlay menu for save states, controller mapping, frame limiter, EE cycle settings, reset, and exit.
  • Added support for up to two controller ports.
  • Added frame-rate controls.
  • Added USB storage support, games can be launched directly from USB.
  • Added SMB network shares support.
  • Added multiple game folders across SD, USB, and SMB.
  • Added Glow, Bubbles, Classic, and OLED themes.
  • Added launcher appearance and game-grid customization.
  • Added configurable stick deadzones.
  • Expanded the file manager with copy, move, paste, rename, and pinned locations.
  • Improved SteamGridDB cover search, selection, previews, and bulk downloading.
  • Improved HOME Menu game shortcuts, including games stored on USB.
  • Improved audio, game shutdown, and overall stability.
  • Numerous interface, performance, and usability improvements.
Thanks. It's amazing, really. After years finally came on the switch(without android).

I tried a heavy game(Digital Devil Saga) with minimum settings. It's works but very slow. Could run perfectly fine with later updates or it's releated to switch's power limit.
 
Thanks. It's amazing, really. After years finally came on the switch(without android).

I tried a heavy game(Digital Devil Saga) with minimum settings. It's works but very slow. Could run perfectly fine with later updates or it's releated to switch's power limit.

I hope this and it's sequel have improved performance in future updates!
 
Dumb question: how do I start games from USB? I have a USB hard drive that I use for videos etc. but here I can only see SD card and "manage SMB shares", no option for USB.
 
Dumb question: how do I start games from USB? I have a USB hard drive that I use for videos etc. but here I can only see SD card and "manage SMB shares", no option for USB.
Your hdd need to be formated in Exfat or Fat32, i recommend exfat for bigger games like gow and after that it should appear in the file manager
 
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Your hdd need to be formated in Exfat or Fat32, i recommend exfat for bigger games like gow and after that it should appear in the file manager
you think performance will be better in the long run? if so , i know its a hard question but how much more could we gain performance wise with improvements? that is if you plan to continue supporting this project with your amazing effort, of which we're not thankful enough
 

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