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  1. DLSS 5 neural rendering shown in Astral Chain PC port

    A new video from No Music Gaming showcases the recently released unofficial native PC port of Astral Chain running with NVIDIA DLSS 5 neural rendering. Wccftech reported that the technology adds more detailed textures and slightly moodier lighting to the game’s environments, leading the outlet to characterize the port as having “remaster” qualities. A November 4 update also added non-Xbox controller support, experimental uncapped frame rates, in-game settings and rumble, while most of the port’s code, tooling, reverse engineering and documentation were reportedly written with Claude Code.

    Wccftech · 🔥 0
  2. TVPort brings native Super Mario Odyssey to Apple TV 4K

    Reddit user FloatingFalafel released TVPort, an open-source fork of nxnative that recompiles Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 games for native execution on Apple TV 4K. The developer reports that Super Mario Odyssey runs at 60 FPS with occasional stutters and waterfall audio issues, while Animal Crossing: New Horizons runs at 30 FPS, but no independent performance measurements were supplied.

    IT之家 AI · 🔥 0
  3. Macronix reportedly exits Nintendo ROM-chip business for AI memory

    Macronix is reportedly phasing out its ROM-chip business, will develop no new ROM products, and plans to direct its NT$37.8 billion capital expenditure toward NOR and NAND flash memory for data-center customers. ROM accounted for 5% of revenue in the latest quarter, down from 26% a year earlier, while ROHM Semiconductor and LAPIS Semiconductor remain alternative suppliers for Nintendo cartridges.

    Tom’s Hardware · 🔥 0
  4. Developer Shows Two Switch 2 Games Running on Original Switch

    Developer @touhoufagyuri published videos reportedly showing Mario Kart World and Pokémon Pokopia running on an overclocked original Nintendo Switch, using DeepSeek Harness for adaptation work. Mario Kart World reached a close-to-playable state after prebaked shaders, forced LOD, lower resolution and other unspecified optimizations, but still showed stuttering and reduced free-roam content. Pokémon Pokopia required 720p output and a 30 FPS cap after running at 1080p produced only 10–15 FPS. The developer said the code would not be publicly available for legal reasons.

    Wccftech · 🔥 0
  5. AI-built PC port of Zelda: Link's Awakening Switch remake hits public beta

    A free, fan-made PC port of the 2019 Switch remake of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening has entered a public beta, according to TechSpot and cnBeta. Developer peiikai said the project was built almost entirely with Anthropic's Claude and Claude Code, covering reverse engineering, most of the code and the GitHub documentation; the reports describe it as believed to be among the first publicly released recompilation ports of a Switch game. The port runs natively on Windows, macOS and Linux with an experimental Arm Linux build, though users must supply the original game files and the developer acknowledges several serious known issues.

    TechSpot · 🔥 0

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