Take Kingdom Hearts 3D's character models. You end up with a game that looks like a bunch of flat polygons with textures pasted on top, instead of something that looked (at 480p), more defined and similar to the target art renders.Įven a game with higher quality assets can show imperfections at higher resolutions too. They still look 'normal' at 480p, or 4x the resolution.īut yeah, you often end up seeing the polygonal structure of character models, for instance Xenoblade on Wii does not scale up well at all. On 3DS it'd be Mario 3D Land, Zelda and the two Kirby games. I agree with this in general when running games that artists and programmers designed for a particular hardware config and resolution, but he has a point - there have been some (I wouldn't say many) Nintendo games which have included assets that still look good at higher resolutions. The release is available to donators tomorrow and the public on the 16th. Cemu will come with a number of graphic packs pre-installed, but ultimately these are aimed to be made/maintained by the community. They can adjust things like resolution/shadows/post processing/AA/etc. Graphic packs are to be thought of like mods for specific games. The issues with trying to implement a global solution to resolution is detailed here. In the most recent Patreon news update, it details 'graphic packs', their solution to finally being able to adjust things like internal resolution. Cemu is a Wii U emulator capable of playing a number of games at full speed already.

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