Watch Metroid Dread in action on PC thanks to emulators
Metroid Dread has just been released on the Nintendo Switch and is already fully playable from start to finish on different Switch emulators on PC. The Yuzu The emulator, which shows games in native resolution, seems to be Metroid Dread running smoothly, while some players use the Regenex The emulator, which allows you to increase the accuracy, reports stutter.
Youtube gaminga Screenshots were captured of Metroid Dread running on a PC with 6GB GTX 1060, Intel Core i5-8400 processor, and 16GB DDR4 RAM in both Yuzu And Regenex Emulators if you want to see a comparison.
Metroid Dread has been very well received so far. A direct sequel to 2002’s Metroid Fusion, it’s a return (mostly) to 2D retro, but with a few modern quality-of-life features and a seemingly decent amount of checkpoints.
It’s not like we’re hungry for it Metroidvanias on PC Due to the existence of Hollow NightAnd Axiom Verge And Axiom Virgo 2And Ori and the Blind ForestAnd Ori and the will of wisps, recently released GrimeBut if you’ve tried to play Metroid Dread on Switch and find the controls cramping your hands, or you really want to mess with the accuracy and unlock frame rate, it’s good to be able to switch to PC.