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This rapid PC emulation highlights the dedication of the modding community and raises questions about how Nintendo will respond to Switch 2 emulation, potentially affecting future game releases and an…

This rapid PC emulation highlights the dedication of the modding community and raises questions about how Nintendo will respond to Switch 2 emulation, potentially affecting future game releases and an…

Key points - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake launched worldwide for Switch 2. - A player uploaded a YouTube video showing the remake running on PC via an experimental Switch 2 emulator. - The PC version reportedly hit 60fps in cutscenes with GPU temperatures around 40°C. - The uploader claims the game was dumped from their own copy, not pirated. - Nintendo previously removed 400 Switch emulator repositories from GitHub.

Timeline - August: Nintendo destroyed 400 Switch emulator repositories on GitHub. - Launch day: Ocarina of Time remake released worldwide for Switch 2. - Hours after launch: YouTube video shows the remake running on PC via an experimental emulator.

FAQ

Q: How did they get the Ocarina of Time remake running on PC? A: The player used an experimental Switch 2 emulator and dumped the game from their own physical copy, according to the video description.

Q: Is this legal? A: Emulation itself is often legal, but Nintendo's terms of service prohibit it. The uploader claims no piracy, but Nintendo has taken down emulator repositories before.

Q: What performance did they achieve? A: The game reportedly ran at 60fps in cutscenes with GPU temperatures around 40°C, though gameplay framerate wasn't specified.

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