Nintendo Switch 2 emulator introduced — Mario Kart World launched on PC
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Nintendo exclusives can now be experienced on PC as well.
A Nintendo Switch 2 emulator recently surfaced, allowing tech enthusiasts to run exclusives like Donkey Kong Bananza and Mario Kart World.
A developer nicknamed Takoroka warned that the current version of the emulator “requires numerous fixes.” Centro Leaks took notice of the project and posted gameplay footage from user SaoriYuki on social media.
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The video showing the test run of Mario Kart World on PC has already racked up nearly 2 million views. Overall, the racing game can already run at 60 FPS, though brief “hitches” can occasionally occur due to “shader compilation.” It is unlikely that this slipped past Nintendo’s lawyers, so players are concerned about the project’s future.
Developer Takoroka has already made the “eden-NX2” project publicly available. Formally, it violates nothing, as the archive does not include copyrighted game files — users will need to provide their own game dump.
However, Nintendo has previously taken action against emulators: this summer, they managed to have several hundred repositories taken down.
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