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The Impossible Port: MacOS

The Impossible Port: MacOS

Let's cut to the chase: macOS and Apple Silicon support (including older Intel Macs, although your mileage may vary)! Even with all the hurdles, roadblocks and brick walls put in our way, we're finally back on Mac! And back in style! With the launch of a new entry in the

Introducing LDN3 - Now featuring ldn_mitm support!

Introducing LDN3 - Now featuring ldn_mitm support!

It's been nearly two years since the initial release of LDN2, the second iteration of our core LDN functionality, which added LAN connectivity with Nintendo Switch consoles in supported titles. Two years of stability, performance and feature improvements shifted the landscape all the way to our previous release: LDN2.5.

Vulkan joins the roster!

Vulkan joins the roster!

July 31st 2022 marks the one-year anniversary of the hotly anticipated test release of Vulkan and now, finally, the time has arrived. One year of testing, nearly 40,000 lines of code and over 700 reports spanning 122 people have brought us here and we are so ready to tell

Ryujinx - Infusion of POWER & LDN 2.3 Release

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Ryujinx - Infusion of POWER & LDN 2.3 Release

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

Patreon Goals/Vulkan Update & Progress Report April 2021

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Patreon Goals/Vulkan Update & Progress Report April 2021

LDN2.2, Miria (input re-implementation), and Custom User Profiles, oh my! LDN2.2 was released this month with specific performance enhancements making Monster Hunter Rise a much more playable experience while also providing internet multiplayer for those wanting to hunt together, and a true-up to all the latest improvements master

First Patreon Goal Feature—Amiibo Emulation—is Here & the January 2021 Progress Report

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First Patreon Goal Feature—Amiibo Emulation—is Here & the January 2021 Progress Report

As promised after reaching the Patreon goal last month, Amiibo emulation has arrived! While not yet in the main build, anyone is free to test Ryujinx's Amiibo emulation now [https://github.com/Ryujinx/Ryujinx/pull/2006]; we expect this feature to be finalized within days. Before we dive into the

Introducing LDN2 - Now Featuring LAN Mode Interconnectivity with Switch Consoles!

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Introducing LDN2 - Now Featuring LAN Mode Interconnectivity with Switch Consoles!

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 [https://github.com/Ryujinx/Ryujinx/wiki/Changelog] for a full list of

Shader Cache is (Finally) Here!

Shader Cache is (Finally) Here!

Ryujinx has seen incredible progress over the course of 2020, but so far one particular feature has remained glaringly absent: a disk-based shader cache. That changes today with our latest update: project code name Salieri! While not a core function of emulation, this feature's addition to the emulator is a

Local Wireless Technical Walkthrough

Local Wireless Technical Walkthrough

A technical deep dive into how Ryujinx became the first Switch emulator to implement “local wireless” multiplayer support!

Introducing Complete Audio Rendering Support (Amadeus)

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Introducing Complete Audio Rendering Support (Amadeus)

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.

Introducing Support for In-Game Videos (NVDEC)

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Introducing Support for In-Game Videos (NVDEC)

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.

Introducing Resolution Scaling

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Introducing Resolution Scaling

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!

Introducing Profiled Persistent Translation Cache

Introducing Profiled Persistent Translation Cache

We are proud to announce a new feature today in Ryujinx: the Profiled Persistent Translation Cache (PPTC) What is the Profiled Persistent Translation Cache? In a nutshell, this feature caches translated functions so that they do not need to be translated every time the game loads. This results in a