Cemu 1.7.0 Wii U Emulator Mario Kart 8 & Super Mario 3D World Preview

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Published on January 10, 2017 1:21:42 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImDpJf3g_Is

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Mario Kart 8 (2014)

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This newest Cemu release is the most closest running release to a real Wii U yet.
From the awesome people at Cemu here is an amazing new feature included in this release
Introducing Graphic packs

Since the very first public release of Cemu, people have asked about the possibility to increase the native resolution of a game. We always responded by saying that this is highly problematic, because Wii U is very different to other emulated platforms and the only way to accomplish upscaling is by giving the emulator game-specific knowledge. In other words, someone has to sit down, look at every game individually and then tell Cemu how to upscale that particular game.

That's exactly where the new feature steps in. But saying it is just intended for upscaling is a massive understatement.

What are 'Graphic packs'?

Graphic packs behave like graphic mods. Anyone can make one (assuming they have the necessary know-how) and users can download and install them. In the options of Cemu individual graphic packs can then be enabled or disabled. Additionally, multiple graphic packs can be active for the same game as long as they don't interfere with each other. You can mix and match according to your own personal preference.

Off the top of my head, here is what graphic packs can potentially do:

Change the game's internal resolution
Increase the resolution and quality of shadows
Modify or remove post-processing effects
Workarounds for graphic bugs until we find a proper solution
Change lighting related aspects of the game
Add or change any visual aspect of the already existing materials
Custom Anti-Aliasing

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