Majora’s Mask on Switch is said to be “more accurate on the N64” than a Wii Virtual Console emulation

The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask Appears on Switch Online Expansion Pack (Photo: Nintendo)

nintendo yesterday It has added another game to its Switch Online expansion pack And update the N64 library to version 2.0.0.

It happened All kinds of improvementsBut this latest update is still better Than expected, it seems. According to “Zelda 64 Researcher” and Twitter user the shape (As indicated by Nintendo data oat dome), emulation The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask On the Switch Online it’s actually “more N64-accurate” in “situation” than it was on the Wii Virtual Console version.

Warning – Majora mask spoilers in the video below:

OatmealDome: “Majora’s Mask – Here’s a situation where the Switch version is actually *better* than previous versions and more refined than the N64, thanks to a patch added by Nintendo. He fixes a scene too fast, causing him to finish too early. “

That’s impressive if that’s the case – because the Wii Virtual Console N64 library is still considered by many as the “best” generation of Nintendo N64 emulation. You can read more about this in our previous article.

As OatmealDome explains below, the resolution in the Switch version of Majora’s Mask is good news for fans who have demanded an experience closer to the original Nintendo 64 version, but not very good for the speedrunning community. Technically, it takes longer. To complete the races.

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask Appears on Switch Online Expansion Pack
The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask Appears on Switch Online Expansion Pack (Photo: Nintendo)

you can see the Many other improvements in yesterday’s story. This is another example of Nintendo’s seemingly effort on this paid service to not only make it better, but in this case, make it better than emulating older N64 games.

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