I would stay away from this. There’s no lack of red flags from the creator. At best, it’s just naivety. At worst, it’s a grift. Either way, I’d stick to the last build of yuzu if you want it. The...
I would stay away from this. There’s no lack of red flags from the creator. At best, it’s just naivety. At worst, it’s a grift. Either way, I’d stick to the last build of yuzu if you want it.
The time when a project like yuzu gets removed is a vacuum where people who have no idea what they’re doing, malware authors, and grifters thrive. That’s exactly what happened when the original YouTube Vanced died. Best to wait to it for a year or more until the chaff has been filtered.
I saw some comments on Reddit when this was first posted, there seems to be a lot of red flags lol The literal first issue: If you wanna see the owners reddit profile:...
I saw some comments on Reddit when this was first posted, there seems to be a lot of red flags lol
yeah not exactly the most confidence inspiring lol i'd wait until some actual developers join up, none of the commits are necessarily done by anyone who actually knows how to do emulation code it...
yeah not exactly the most confidence inspiring lol i'd wait until some actual developers join up, none of the commits are necessarily done by anyone who actually knows how to do emulation code it seems lol, might as well try and find the latest build and use that.
Yeah, because people told him that changing the license retroactively without consent is illegal lol. It’s more that it just indicates utter inexperience with the field, not to mention I’m not...
Yeah, because people told him that changing the license retroactively without consent is illegal lol. It’s more that it just indicates utter inexperience with the field, not to mention I’m not even sure why you would want to change it to MIT out of the blue.
shrug, it definitely got deleted, probably just reverted. either way I just took a quick glance at the commits and there isn't anything to be excited about yet. I'd still wait.
shrug, it definitely got deleted, probably just reverted. either way I just took a quick glance at the commits and there isn't anything to be excited about yet. I'd still wait.
Yuzu tends to perform better than Ryujinx while sacrificing accuracy. Especially on handhelds like the Steam Deck Yuzu if often the only option with mostly stable FPS.
Yuzu tends to perform better than Ryujinx while sacrificing accuracy. Especially on handhelds like the Steam Deck Yuzu if often the only option with mostly stable FPS.
I had wondered about this. On my pc where hardware power isn't a concern, ryujinx is by far the better emulator. Yuzu has so many more problems rendering the games I tried with it. On a mobile...
I had wondered about this. On my pc where hardware power isn't a concern, ryujinx is by far the better emulator. Yuzu has so many more problems rendering the games I tried with it. On a mobile device where performance really matters that makes sense. It's still weird that so many people seem to ignore ryujinx as an alternative though.
The writing is all over the walls and on the roof that Suyu is likely to get pulled, if only because its "author" is posting to r/piracy. Nintendo is infamously litigious, and this guy is...
The writing is all over the walls and on the roof that Suyu is likely to get pulled, if only because its "author" is posting to r/piracy.
Nintendo is infamously litigious, and this guy is literally posting to subreddits about the very thing that Nintendo takes people to court over.
Well, moreover they still have the fatal flaw that Nintendo went after the first time around (that the emulator will do switch file decryption). They still have it, despite planning not, because...
Well, moreover they still have the fatal flaw that Nintendo went after the first time around (that the emulator will do switch file decryption). They still have it, despite planning not, because none of them actually know what they're doing and not doing decryption in emulator is a very nontrivial change.
Honestly, if a successor is to exist, a skilled group of devs needs to get that part done in mostly secret, AND THEN make a public page, once that piece of ammo is gone from Nintendo.
I think Jeff Gerstmann had the best take on this. Good emulators are usually developed as passion projects from developers who want to create something. No good developer is going to touch this...
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I think Jeff Gerstmann had the best take on this. Good emulators are usually developed as passion projects from developers who want to create something. No good developer is going to touch this after the law suit when they could just make their own thing. Even without all the red flags this "project" is dead on arrival.
I looked at this a few days ago and was very skeptical since they said they were still recruiting developers, but seems like they're making progress. The discord server is very active and they say...
I looked at this a few days ago and was very skeptical since they said they were still recruiting developers, but seems like they're making progress. The discord server is very active and they say they won't make money off of it so that's good. also, lol
I would stay away from this. There’s no lack of red flags from the creator. At best, it’s just naivety. At worst, it’s a grift. Either way, I’d stick to the last build of yuzu if you want it.
The time when a project like yuzu gets removed is a vacuum where people who have no idea what they’re doing, malware authors, and grifters thrive. That’s exactly what happened when the original YouTube Vanced died. Best to wait to it for a year or more until the chaff has been filtered.
I saw some comments on Reddit when this was first posted, there seems to be a lot of red flags lol
The literal first issue:
If you wanna see the owners reddit profile: https://www.reddit.com/user/Crimson_Hawk_2724/
this too https://gitlab.com/suyu-emu/suyu/-/commit/e4bcdb21fb1bc83a723317dde827994dfcbedefa
yeah not exactly the most confidence inspiring lol i'd wait until some actual developers join up, none of the commits are necessarily done by anyone who actually knows how to do emulation code it seems lol, might as well try and find the latest build and use that.
From what I can see a GPL license is residing in both dev and master.
The license section of the readme also says GPL in both branches...
Yeah, because people told him that changing the license retroactively without consent is illegal lol. It’s more that it just indicates utter inexperience with the field, not to mention I’m not even sure why you would want to change it to MIT out of the blue.
shrug, it definitely got deleted, probably just reverted. either way I just took a quick glance at the commits and there isn't anything to be excited about yet. I'd still wait.
Update: GitLab confirms it’s removed Suyu, following a DMCA takedown request
Isn't Ryujinx pretty good? Is yuzu that much of a loss if it still exists?
Yuzu is a loss for Android - Ryujinx is arguably better on PC anyway, but for Android there's nothing quite like Yuzu.
Yuzu tends to perform better than Ryujinx while sacrificing accuracy. Especially on handhelds like the Steam Deck Yuzu if often the only option with mostly stable FPS.
I had wondered about this. On my pc where hardware power isn't a concern, ryujinx is by far the better emulator. Yuzu has so many more problems rendering the games I tried with it. On a mobile device where performance really matters that makes sense. It's still weird that so many people seem to ignore ryujinx as an alternative though.
The writing is all over the walls and on the roof that Suyu is likely to get pulled, if only because its "author" is posting to r/piracy.
Nintendo is infamously litigious, and this guy is literally posting to subreddits about the very thing that Nintendo takes people to court over.
Well, moreover they still have the fatal flaw that Nintendo went after the first time around (that the emulator will do switch file decryption). They still have it, despite planning not, because none of them actually know what they're doing and not doing decryption in emulator is a very nontrivial change.
Honestly, if a successor is to exist, a skilled group of devs needs to get that part done in mostly secret, AND THEN make a public page, once that piece of ammo is gone from Nintendo.
I'll check it out. Ironically, I downloaded Yuzu for the first time 48 hours before it imploded because I wanted to play modern Pokemon.
Reminds me of the old Apple system sound: Sosumi
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sosumi
I think Jeff Gerstmann had the best take on this. Good emulators are usually developed as passion projects from developers who want to create something. No good developer is going to touch this after the law suit when they could just make their own thing. Even without all the red flags this "project" is dead on arrival.
I looked at this a few days ago and was very skeptical since they said they were still recruiting developers, but seems like they're making progress. The discord server is very active and they say they won't make money off of it so that's good. also, lol
So are we going to have "new" emulator every time Nintendo takes one down? Ok, I can live with that!