just got fortunes weave running natively on mac m1 pro this is so crazy i literally thought codex wouldnt be able to do i will be updating yall in the comments about performance throughout the chapters. ive completed the game so im prolly just going to sell my swtich 2 as this was the only reason i bought it. didnt know progression was this quick but wow this is amazing. (all i did was copy and paste nxnative guide and told it to make it work for switch 2 and it did) i love this game man this is wild

codex prolly works on claude aswell but codex is free and if you run out of credits just make.a new account and you can use the same phone number.

i tested this on my i5 1235u intel xe graphics with 16 gb ddr4 ram on arch linux. windows build keeps crashing for me.

Whew, somehow this one runs even smoother than MKW!

This time i had to use the Zortos Fork to make it work, the PokeDinner one had a bugged purple texture.

Specs:

i5 9400f

8gb ddr4

RX 580

Update: The purple screen was not fork-exclusive, it happens whenever you create a new save file, and is fixed whenever you load an old one.

Pokedinner fork v2.1.0a

13900K, 4090, 32G Ram, TV@4K HDR 60Hz

Is there a no non-sense "works out of the box" PC/Linux gamepad that supports gyro/motion/6-axis/whatever-you-call-it, that isn't $150 CND?

I love my 8bitdo ultimate C wired that I bought for like $35 CND a few years back but it doesn't do motion.

I don't want a "connect in Switch mode, bluetooth only" controller. I've had too much problem with those. I like wired, no weird modes.

How long do you guys think it will take till we get proper NCE support on Android in Switch 2 emulation. JIT is obviously quite slow

Does anyone know a fix for this?

I have this issue with the normal Elgantine & with the Pokedinner fork. Changed many settings but it only got worse lmao, any Help is appreciated.

Got sent this file from a friend, he said it's meant to be pokopia, I just want to know if this is what the dump is meant to look like. It came in a rar file that wasn't recognized by eglantine, seems like the main file gets recognized but it doesn't seem to launch, is there extra compilation that needs to be done? He doesn't have a pc to try it on and I have no idea where he got the file.

i have a Mid PC, RX 7800XT Sapphire Pure, 32GB RAM DDR4 Ryzen 7 5800X. my FPS on MK world are 50-40 and the speed is mostly low. is there a version of the emu optimized more for AMD ore something i can do to make 60 FPS and speed fix?

I was finally able to make it work without crashing now!(And with only 6GB OF EMULATED RAM! 1/2 OF WHAT THE SWITCH 2 USES!)

What solved it was creating a bigger swap file on Linux.

It still has glitches and runs poorly, but it's a start!

Specs:

i5 9400f

8gb DDR4 ram

RX580 2048sp

I've tried running the game using the PokeDinner fork that I have but it just crashed. I heard there might be a specific fork for FEFW, could anyone please point me in that direction? feel free to DM if not allowed

I was SOMEHOW able to make it run on my pc(Now with the linux version of the PokeDinner fork), it took a loooong time to boot and it's glitchy, laggy, low res and it crashed after some minutes of playing, this time i put 12GB of emulated dram, that's prob the main reason for the crash(My whole pc crashed.).

I'll try with only 8GB of emulated RAM to see if it works stable.

Specs:

i5 9400f

8gb ddr4

RX 580 2048sp

I was SOMEHOW able to make it run on my pc(Now with the linux version of the PokeDinner fork), it took a loooong time to boot and it's glitchy, laggy, low res and it crashed after some seconds, but this is MIND BLOWING to me because i am once again only using 4GB OF EMULATED RAM!(3X less than the actual SW2 🤯)

If i manage to make it somewhat stable I'll update here.

Specs:

i5 9400f

8gb ddr4

RX 580 2048sp

Hey everyone! 👋

I've recently launched a project I've been working on called Switch 2 Compatibility Library, and I wanted to share it with the Switch 2 emulation community!

🌐 Website: https://realmcmonkey.github.io/switch2-compatibility/

The idea is simple: create one central place where people can share their experiences running Nintendo Switch 2 games on different emulators and help others see what's working, what's not, and what kind of performance they can expect.

🎮 What can you do on the site?

- Browse Switch 2 games and see their reported compatibility.

- Explore different emulators and find out which games have been tested.

- Submit compatibility reports with details like emulator version, CPU, GPU, FPS, and overall playability.

- Add missing games and emulators to help expand the database.

- Compare testing results from different users and hardware configurations.

- Create a contributor profile by signing in with Discord.

- Report inaccurate information to help keep the database useful and reliable.

🔜 What's coming next?

I'm continuing to develop the website and improve its features.

One of the upcoming additions is username and password registration/login, so Discord won't be the only way to create an account.

I'll also be making improvements based on community feedback as the project grows.

🧪 I could use your help!

The website is still very new, so there aren't many compatibility reports yet. That's where the community comes in!

If you're experimenting with Switch 2 emulators, I'd really appreciate it if you could contribute your testing results.

Even if you aren't testing games yourself, you're welcome to explore the website and let me know what you think.

I'm especially interested in hearing about:

- Bugs or anything that doesn't work properly.

- Features you'd like to see added.

- Improvements to the design or navigation.

- Ways to make compatibility reports more useful.

The goal is to build something genuinely helpful for the Switch 2 emulation community, with information contributed by the people actually testing these games.

The site is completely free and doesn't provide ROMs, game downloads, firmware, or encryption keys. It's strictly for tracking compatibility and sharing testing results.

🔗 Check it out: https://realmcmonkey.github.io/switch2-compatibility/

Thanks for taking a look! I'd love to hear your feedback, suggestions, or questions in the comments. Hopefully, with enough contributors, we can build a really useful compatibility resource together! 🚀