It's clear Nintendo's proprietary GameCube emulator has a lot of potential for bringing back classic titles, arguably in a more definitive form. Don't know what the big surprise is about, other than the obvious clickbait title.
60 FPS, higher resolution, not to mention adapting the game to widescreen format for the first time, plenty of other games should receive the same treatment. yuzu is an experimental open-source emulator for the Nintendo Switch from the creators of Citra. Nintendo already proved emulating the GameCube with Switch hardware is possible. Many feel that Wind Waker is a shining example of an excellent Zelda game, but the remaster is just an example of how GameCube games can be beautifully remade on next-gen hardware.Įven if 3D All-Stars took a more subtle remastering approach, Super Mario Sunshine still looks and performs quite well compared to the original GameCube version. Super Mario Sunshine in 3D All-Stars is a solid example of this, but an even better example for comparison is The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, which was also remastered on Wii U. The NSO games are whatever they have on the shelf which are not viable for a standalone product. While the N64 was the first foray into 3D graphics for Nintendo, the GameCube was where major improvements in fidelity were made. Nintendo isnt interested in selling a legal emulation box. They're recompiled binaries and the actual functionality of this is beyond most of the people who would work on it and care. Several of those aforementioned examples also specifically featured graphical leaps as well, experimenting with new art styles on comparatively stronger hardware. The Saturn emulator was a good example of something that can be tinkered with, the Gamecube/Wii games released by Nintendo aren't going to be very fruitful.
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