The Nintendo Switch emulator Yuzu has been making steady progress these past few months, and now it's been confirmed that the emulator can run a recently released game without any major issues.
The developer confirmed that Super Mario Maker 2 is now playable on PC thanks to the Yuzu emulator. There are still some issues here and there, but emulation generally seems to be in a very good state.
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For the past couple of weeks, the team has been hard at work getting some important services and functions implemented. It’s thanks to these specific services and functions that you all will now get to play Super Mario Maker 2 on yuzu!
Yes, you heard right, Super Mario Maker 2 now boots and goes in-game, and is mostly playable on yuzu.
Super Mario Maker 2 has been released on Nintendo Switch last week. The game improves on the formula introduced in the original in pretty much every way, making it one of the best 2D Mario games ever released.
Super Mario Maker 2 is another Nintendo Switch essential. With more things to create with, more unique stages to play and better online functionality, this is the definitive Super Mario Maker experience. Honestly, the game is good enough to have the story mode sold separately, but the fact that it's bundled with such a powerful stage creation tool is incredible. This is one of the best Mario games of all time.
Super Mario Maker 2 is now available exclusively on Nintendo Switch. More information on the Nintendo Switch emulator Yuzu can be found here.
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