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Using the Ryujinx emulator, players can bypass the original hardware's limitations—specifically the 30 FPS cap—to achieve a "best-in-class" experience. This guide covers how to optimize for the best performance and visuals. 1. Essential Version Update: Why v1.0.1 Matters If this isn't emulated properly, actions like turning
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