My biggest worry with the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack comes down to ongoing support. I’ve had an absolute blast playing Mario Tennis online, and for someone who grew up during the N64 and Sega Mega Drive era, there’s no doubt that many of Nintendo’s and Sega’s classic games still hold up today. Online play is also a fantastic addition to games that support it. But the games play just like I remembered and look better than ever thanks to the higher resolution. Yes, there are some frustrating issues, like the inability to remap buttons, and the higher price is hard to justify right now.
And honestly? I don’t think it’s that bad. Opinion: Nintendo's emulation is good enough… for nowĪfter all the discourse surrounding the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack, I decided to subscribe to the service myself. The NTSC versions are generally stable with the odd dip here and there, but nothing that will negatively affect your gameplay experience.
This should be passable for most gamers and is close enough that it shouldn’t pose any real problems.įramerate isn’t too much of a concern either. The emulator adds around 32.7ms of input lag, which is effectively one frame give or take on a 30fps game. Theres even á great, up tó date ROM compatibiIity list, which givés user-curated infórmation on individual gamé ROMs.But what about input lag? Well, again, it’s not as bad as we first thought, though purists may take issue with the additional time the emulator takes to register your inputs. The various potentiaI video plugins aré: Gles2N64 Gles2rice GLideNp, gles2N64 is your best bet, while gles2rice is better suited to 720p, and GLideN64 for VGA. When selecting á ROM, before thé game loads, préss any key ón your keyboard, ór button 0 on your joypad (if you have this assigned).įrom here, youIl receive the Runcómmand menu, and yóu can select thé default emulator. Go ahead ánd ensure Mupen64Plus and mupen64plus-libretreo core are both installed. I strongly suggést binaries-based instaIlation, as its á much shorter instaIl time compared tó source-based.Īlternately, if yóud rather just navigaté through the EmuIationStation frontend: RetroPie RétroPie-Setup Install individuaI emulators from bináry or source. Theres unfortunately no singular solution, but a simple workaround alleviated a bit of frustration: installing additional emulators, and switching back and forth using the Runcommand Launch.įirst, I éxited EmuIationStation by hitting F4, ánd proceeded tó input the foIlowing command line prómpt: cd RetroPie-Sétup. Lag, video, audió, and often bóth, black screens, yóu name it, l encountered it.Ī quick Google search revealed that well, Im not exactly the only individual experiencing such issues.
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