Yuzu Switch Emulator Update Improves Audio Accuracy, Fixes Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes

Yuzu, the most popular Nintendo Switch emulator on PC alongside Ryujinx, has just released a major update that aims to greatly improve audio accuracy and even fixes compatibility with the recently released game Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes.

🎶 Complete Audio Replacement! 🎶

Thanks to developer Maide, a ton of games are booting for the first time ever, dozens and dozens of issues have been resolved, and we’ve significantly improved our audio accuracy!

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is now working perfectly, so please, enjoy it in all its glory – and experience audio emulation in yuzu anew!

Available now in the latest Mainline/EA builds.

🎶Complete Audio Replacement🎶

Thanks to Maide: a ton of games booting for the first time, dozens of audio issues resolved, and we’ve significantly improved our audio accuracy!

Enjoy Fire Emblem Warriors in all its glory and more!

Download now https://t.co/cmwPNp6fTy#yuzuemu pic.twitter.com/RXBTQG2Mdd

— yuzu (@yuzuemu) July 14, 2022

The official Yuzu Discord channel also mentions the following changes made to the Early Access build (version 2835):

– Use TSC clock rate from CPUID when available [#8543] * Slightly improve timing and booting time.
– Update some services to 14.0.0+. [#8544]
– Update SDL to pre-release 2.23.1. [#8525]
– Add TS to PTM services and stub nifm GetInternetConnectionStatus.

As a reminder, the Early Access build of Yuzu is only accessible to Patreon supporters of the related tier (€4.99 monthly) or above. You can check out an extensive compatibility list for games right here.

In related Nintendo Switch emulation news, the Ryujinx team also posted their own June progress report.