For much of recent memory Ryujinx has been widely known as a highly compatible, feature-rich emulator with one caveat: without a high-end PC, many first-party games simply ran too slowly to be considered playable. We aim to change all that with today's major overhaul of the emulator's memory management, (absurdly

Update (2021-05-24): There's no better time to release a new Ryujinx LDN build than right now! Newly infused with POWER, LDN2.3 benefits from all updates to master that occurred since the previous LDN release. See the changelog for a full list of master updates since LDN2.2 (which was

Originally the first Switch emulator to deliver working audio output. Now, two years later, Ryujinx introduces Amadeus, the first complete implementation of the Switch audio renderer functions.

We are excited to announce that Ryujinx now supports an important feature previously absent from Switch emulation: in-game video cut-scenes, made possible with NVDEC emulation.

Over the last month, we've been quietly working away at some valuable new features for Ryujinx. Today, we're proud to announce resolution scaling support is now merged into Ryujinx master!