In stunning resolutions and 60 frames per second, mind you. Yuzu is one such platform an open-source Nintendo Switch emulator that users can download and dump their keys to, and use that to play titles on their own PCs. While hacked Nintendo consoles are still very much a thing, emulators allow the imagined future having a console’s library available within your PC, with all the bells and whistles that brings. While the Xbox and PlayStation both have rigorous protections to keep their consoles from being hacked (which has still been bypassed), Nintendo hasn’t had as much success in that medium. The sudden shift from that curated space within the house to the living room where you’re sitting at a distance with odd controllers attempting to aim, and it simply feels unpleasant in its entirety.įor reasons unbeknownst to us, however, console companies haven’t devised a device that allows us to plug into our beloved PCs to enjoy multiple platforms through our PC instead, we have been making do with the PlayStation Now service (mediocre on PC, although it’s something) and the Xbox Game Pass for PC (which is continuing to make massive strides) and of course, emulators.Įmulators are somewhat of a gray zone, although they tend to go hand in hand with piracy.Ĭheck out some screenshots posted by our yuz-ers on our discordĮxpect these changes to be merged to mainline builds in the coming days /qpGkh0pquP Console companies don’t seem to fully understand the PC gaming audience, at least until recently.Įven if they had the greatest titles ever made as eternal exclusives, many PC enthusiasts wouldn’t make the jump for a simple reason we love our PCs.Įverything from the chair to monitors, the hardware within the rig itself, the keyboard and mouse, the audio design it’s a personal touch and preference that millions spend every waking moment with.
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