>NX will be that pseudo-handheld thing
>Wii U Breath of the Wild will be the superior version of the game
>post yfw the actual best way to enjoy the new Zelda is to wait for full emulation support, then play it in 2K/60fps
I completed the console version of Twilight Princess (and GTA V) on release, and I'm still regretting it; won't make the mistake of not waiting for PC availability again
What about you?
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How many gigabytes would it be? XCX is 19gb.
I only have 22 left so I hope it's not too much.
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>emulation
>60 fps
Saged
>emulation
If you consider that an option for a modern game, you should just stop wasting time with videogames.
Your pc isn't good enough to ever get 60fps?
Some games gets 400+ fps and you actually have to put a cap on them
>See that mountain? You can climb it
>Once on the top of it you should jump
Reminder that pretending to be retarded is just as bad as being retarded
>nintendo games
>modern
The emulator runs WWHD at decent speeds, with few bugs.
If they have a few breakthroughs with core WiiU emulation, ZeldaU might be playable 1 month after release.
It's ok user, my roommate's Macbook isn't able to emulate that well either
But his iMac can get flawless Wii/GC emulation, what kind of rig are you using?
how do you even use that tablet thing on the emulator?
Zelda: Breath of the Wild does not require Wii U's GamePad.
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we just know it wasn't used in the demo, what if there's a gimmick at the end of the game that requires it?
>what if there's a gimmick
Game has also a NX release, and NX won't probably always have two screens. So they can't make it a truly important mechanic
Shin Megami Tensei Fire Emblem game taught me how to softhack my Wii U so I'm fine.
good point
Nintendo also said gamepad's not even required, according to google
>Emulation
>60fps
Maybe like, several years down the line like what happened with Goldeneye/Perfect Dark and a select few gamecube games. Overclocking hardware via emulation wasn't a thing till way late in the cycles of emulator development.
>CeMU
They have a patreon. The emulator doesn't really exist, they're just trying to con idiots out of their money.
The public version release only a week after the Patreon release namefag.
Patreon may sound scummy, but they have been releasing and updating shit faster than ever before.
I want the series to keep going so I will not emulate this game.
Going to wait for emulation. They're making good progress. I'd imagine the new Zelda would spark even more interest/motivation in developing the emulator, since it's such a big title.