Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Demo is playable. Ni No Kuni & Onimusha: Warlords – cutscenes are now displaying properly. Luigi’s Mansion 3 – stability has been improved. Super Mario 3D All-Stars – the game is still not rendering but it’s pretty close although work on the texture cache still needs to be done. Fire Emblem: Three Houses – improved stability. Pokémon Sword & Shield with the aforementioned time-setting feature. Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 & Hollow Knight – Rumble is now working. Over-the-board improvements usually bring improvements to a whole slew of titles and this time, it’s no exception with the following games seeing some form of improvement: As many Pokémon games, including Pokémon Sword & Shield, keep track of real time to determine the weather, berry spawning and whatnot, Yuzu has implemented a temporary solution that allows you to set the time within the emulatorįancy playing some Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity on your PC? If so, Yuzu’s got you covered as the demo’s working despite the full game not being out yet!. 
The Rumble feature has been greatly improved as it’s more more accurate and works for all players not only the first one.Modifier Buttons are now working properly – this allows one to set the maximum ‘pressing’ value of digital buttons to less than 100% allowing for easy walking/sneaking in some titles.Now, you can easily swap between different controller schemes through a drop-down menu similar to emulators such as Dolphin.Controller Profiles have been properly implemented.
Obviously, touching on so many areas rendered the progress report pretty lengthy so for those who would rather have a summary, we’ve got you covered as this list covers the primary points of what the Yuzu team was up to recently:
Despite cut-scenes being around for decades, they’re still used in some titles and now, they’re working in Ni No Kuni and other titles!
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