Now Zelda: BOTW could be more advanced than Super Mario Odyssey, however this game works like a charm on the Nintendo WiiU emulator, CEMU, therefore we were expecting it to run better than Super Mario Odyssey. The reason I’m saying this is because Zelda: Breath of the Wild can only go in-game, has a lot of graphical artifacts and major performance issues. And from the looks of it, the team is currently focused on improving emulation in this particular title. Still, we are talking about an emulator that has been under development for less than a year, for a system that has been recently released. yuzu is an experimental open-source emulator for the Nintendo Switch from the creators of Citra. The black artifacts that plagued Super Mario Odyssey have been fixed, though the team has a lot of work to do in order to improve performance and address all the other remaining graphical bugs. In some scenes, BSoD Gaming has provided some before/after videos between the older and the latest versions of Yuzu and as you will immediately notice, the biggest improvement is the improved rendering. Of course there are still graphical glitches that have not been resolved yet but it’s pretty incredible witnessing this emulator running this new Super Mario game. The Yuzu team was able to fix a lot of artifacts and has improved overall performance. The team behind this emulator has been progressing at a steady pace and we are happy to report that this Nintendo Switch exclusive title is almost playable.
YouTube’s ‘BSoD Gaming’ has shared a new video, showing Super Mario Odyssey running in the latest version of the Nintendo Switch emulator, Yuzu.
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