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I also remember that they would legally have won, but ran out of money and that’s what killed them. Kind of a “try before you buy” situation. Probably true of a few other titles as well. Since I’m such a huge Mario Kart fan (I have the SNES/GBA versions on my Vita and the GBA/DS/3DS versions on my 3DS), I’d guess that I’ll love 8 and will buy a real console to play it on. Me personally, when I have time I’m going to try it so I can judge whether or not I want to buy a Wii U. Smaller team, less fragmentation, allows them to keep focus. The slight monetisation gives the team an incentive to continue putting the hours in to make it better with every release, which is why they’ve been able to get it this far in a shorter space of time. The emulator itself can still be had for free, it’s just the donators that get the releases earlier.
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It’s their time, effort and coding skill that’s gone into building this, they don’t “owe the community” to release it for free if they choose not to. I personally have no problem with them charging for their work and keeping it closed.
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You can download Cemu version 1.5.0 on their official site here. I agree with the sentiment that the knowledge should not go to waste.”Ĭonsidering that the project is generating more than $2000 a month on patreon alone, I feel the authors are on good track to make it a full-time thing… How does the community feel about this? Download Cemu 1.5.0 – Wii U emulator
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Oh and as I already stated, if development on Cemu gets stuck for a long period of time or if it is abandoned, the source code will be released anyway. It makes me want to prove them otherwise. Not to mention the 1000 messages I received along the lines of “This emulator is doomed when it doesn’t go open-source”. Like not wanting to lose control over the project and being slightly reluctant to share the code with people who have no respect for the effort and time it took to get this far. Needless to say there are personal reasons as well. With open-source code there is no easy way to steer the development focus away. Another example: Splatoon is moving towards playability fast, but online features are of low priority to avoid people using the emulator to cheat in online-play and ruin the experience for everyone. I can see this happen in a open-source environment more likely, because piracy can become the main source for development motivation. Example: Focus on hacky solutions to get games into playable state earlier. But it would be problematic for a open-source project.īut of course there are other concerns as well, like development suddenly focusing on a direction which is not favorable to the original intentions of the emulator. It works very well for artists and comic authors, and I see it as a great incentive for emulator development too. I have also considered donation-driven development. In fact, it is easier to get talented developers to join long-term when their name will have more meaning in the credits. For this approach open-source is simply not necessary. More knowledge means more effective emulator development since a lot of time can be saved by 1) fixing bugs faster 2) implementing features correctly on first attempt. Why? Because every contributor first has to acquire the necessary knowledge about the emulated system. I believe that for speedy progress, a small team of long-term, dedicated and skilled team members is better than a big team of temporary contributors. This includes potential contributors with whom I am already in talks with. I felt it was an interesting read:Ī: “I have a very strong vision on how the future of Cemu should look like. Reddit have an interesting FAQ explaining, among other things, why Cemu is not open source. GX2: New implementation for tiling aperature. GX2: Fixed vertex ordering for special cases when PRIMITIVE_RECTS is used GX2: Fixed wrong colors for certain texture dump formats
H264: Fixed a bug in H264DECMemoryRequirement() that could lead to a crash.ĬPU: Added new instructions to recompiler: ps_mr, ps_sel, ps_l/ps_st type 6, stfdxĬPU: Recompiler will now utilize BMI and AVX instruction set to generate faster code (if supported by host CPU)ĬPU: Fixed a bug in code generated by recompiler for FSUB & FSUBS where the result would incorrectly become -0.0 instead of 0.0 Input: Added axis range scaler (50% to 200%) Cemu 1.5.1 is a minor bug fix release and brings the following changes: Input: Fixed input for controllers with off-center axes Meanwhile, Cemu 1.5.1 is already available to the project’s patreon supporters.
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