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The Ocarina of Time remake was released just last Thursday, but that hasn’t stopped the community from already porting it to PCs. Chasm on X has showcased the game running on a gaming PC, running at a locked 60 FPS at 1440p with fairly decent utilization, as VRAM and memory usage are way down from previous iterations. Although running on a Ryzen 7 9850X3D and an RTX 5090, it has a lot of power to take on the test PC.
Taking it to the next level in terms of how quickly AI vibe coding is getting to creating these ports and what sudden rise we’ve seen in them in the past months, like with the PS5 console too. But the NX2navi is more than just emulation; it is native code that does give it a greater range of capabilities over even the console version. Offering widescreen and ultrawide capability and FPS limits between 30 and 240 FPS rather than the basic 60.
There is also plenty of upscaling and anti-aliasing support with Nvidia’s DLSS and AMD’s FSR 3/1, with even its frame generation too. Although, of course, the game is not included, as I imagine Nintendo would even more quickly nuke it from GitHub, it is a rather comprehensive bit of code with few known issues so far, so you can enjoy the game on PC instead.
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Co-op is already here too
A more recent post also shows a multiplayer mode for the game as well. This time it is, in fact, running on the Lichii emulator; the game features full animations for each Link in-game, with real-time synchronization. Giving it a whole new experience in the game and making it more fun as an extra to the remake.
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