RPCS3, the open source emulator for the Playstation 3 has a new progress report out and it's looking really good.
First, check out their little teaser video that shows some of it off:
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To be honest, I'm actually shocked by their progress. It really is incredible that they've now managed to get the number of games that don't even boot to under 100, as of the latest report it's down to 88 from 141 the month before—that's incredible progress for such a short amount of time. They've adjusted the way games are reporting now too, so they are merging different regions together.
For Vulkan, they managed to fix an issue with Z-culling, this fixes things like sun shining through objects and results in a performance increase. On top of that, if you're using Linux and NVIDIA GPUs, they also fixed an issue with broken graphics.
They also added a compatibility tab to the launcher UI, so you don't need to go directly to the website to see that status of games added:
There's loads more, do check out their blog post.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
I waiting for switch emulator now!
:p
QuoteThis cult classic and in the shadow of the popular title NieR Automata saw major improvements to graphics this month thanks to a combination of different fixes by kd-11. Previously it had broken lighting, wrong colors, and sometimes missing graphics. All of this is fixed now and, at least at a glance, the game looks just fine. In fact, performance is improved as well and it is certainly possible to basically perform like a real PS3 in the range of 20 – 30 FPS at this point, given a modern CPU with AVX 2 and TSX support. Except this is only partially true. See, the above screenshots were taken on Linux, and the game indeed performs as shown there. However for the same user with the same hardware, and really everyone else too, performance is only about a third of this on Windows. This was investigated by kd-11 but no conclusions could quickly be drawn as to why this is the case. In general RPCS3 performs roughly the same on Windows and Linux, though it is known that some games can run a few percent faster on Linux due to the nature of the operating system. That there is such a massive difference in Nier is unexplainable for now though.
A glorious moment.
Joking aside , i hope they can fix the Windows side.
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