An open-source Switch 2 emulator for Windows, Linux and macOS
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Early open-source builds that boot Switch 2 games on Windows, Linux and macOS
A first release candidate with downloads for three desktop systems arrived on 4 November, so its speed claims can be checked on your own hardware instead of taken on trust.
Eglantine is a GPL-3.0 fork in the Yuzu, Sudachi and Eden line, written in C++ and aimed at the newer console. Its README says Mario Kart World runs at decent to full speed depending on the machine, and release notes list fixes for Donkey Kong Bananza and Mario Tennis Fever. Builds ship for Windows, Linux and Apple Silicon Macs; the Mac builds are not notarised. It is early: no compatibility list yet, the speed figures are the project's own, and the README does not say which files you must supply.
An open-source Switch 2 emulator for Windows, Linux and macOS
Open-source Switch 2 emulation for Windows, Linux and macOS
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