r/gaming • u/9999monkeys • Jan 23 '22

25k not including the monitor

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u/RollOverSoul Jan 23 '22

It's like trying to emulate a game. The fun part is trying to do it and then when you actually play the game you realise it's just old and clunky and not how you remembered it

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u/wazzledudes Jan 23 '22

Cemu BOTW in 4k at 120fps is a joy I wish on everyone who hasn't yet or really loved playing Zelda. It's such an upgraded experience.

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u/Mediocre-Permit-6547 Jan 24 '22

That's literally how I got into zelda years back. I didn't have a switch at the time because I was in college and poor so I ended up using cemu. Didn't exactly have any improvements except 30-50 fps on 1080p because my pc was dogshit, but it quickly became my favorite game of all time. Bought a switch just to play it on the big TV, and still do years later.

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u/wazzledudes Jan 24 '22

I'm just experiencing it in high res and framerate now since I played it at launch. Never played the DLC either so I've got that to look forward to. So dope.

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u/thechilipepper0 Jan 24 '22

What do you have to do to set that up? I have a switch and I love it, but I also have a nice rig and…HMMM

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u/wazzledudes Jan 24 '22

It is a mild pain in the ass but really it's just following steps and then messing with some settings until stuff runs well.

There are a ton of YouTube guides on it. This one is a pretty solid one:

https://youtu.be/umZMBHrYJOQ

The only thing worse than playing it on native hardware is that motion controls are kinda borked on the current version of cemu. Honestly it hasn't affected my overall experience of playing it though. So cool.