The Nintendo Switch Yuzu emulator introduced the much-requested resolution scaling feature in its latest update for Early Access users. This feature will allow emulation enthusiasts to go beyond the limits of Switch hardware and take full advantage of the potential of Nintendo Switch games.
The new and significantly improved Resolution Scaler will be available in the latest versions of Yuzu Early Access. The Yuzu team warns, however, that the latest NVIDIA drivers are causing rendering issues with OpenGL. So make sure your system is using NVIDIA GeForce driver version 472.12 as this is the latest known version which did not cause any problems.

Terror Metroid (4x)
For those not in the know, the Resolution Scaler is a feature that allows … Then the game is rendered at the scaled resolution. This allows Switch games to be rendered at lower resolutions such as 720p / 900p. However, Yuzu can also use it to go way beyond what’s supposed to be played at much higher resolutions, including 8K.
Yuzu introduced the original resolution scaling feature in July 2019. Inspired by Cemu graphics packs, this scaling would automatically generate scaling profiles as it goes. user was playing. The The Yuzu blog entry explains this in more detail., so be sure to read the entire post once you’re done here.
The new Yuzu Resolution Scaler, known as Project ART, uses a scoring system:
The meticulously designed scoring system works by having a set of rules dictating which render targets can be scaled and having a scoring for each texture. We couldn’t just use a âYES / NOâ binary system because, unbeknownst to us, some games can render textures only once. Their scaling is unnecessary and has the potential to break them.
For the uninitiated, render targets are just textures the game is rendered on. Textures can only earn one credit per image. And to earn that 1 credit, the texture itself, as well as all other textures in this render pass, must all meet our set of rules. After accumulating 2 or more credits the texture will be scaled and now all rendering will be done in the scaled resolution for that texture.
Textures continue to gain more credits as the frames pass. But if in an image, even a single texture in a renderpass fails the rule set, all texture scores will be reset to 0. If a texture interacts with other textures, its re-rating will either be based on the current rating of these textures or will be increased to the maximum possible rating, if any of these textures are already scaled.

Super Mario Odyssey (3x)
All of this ends with multiple benefits. Now the Nintendo Switch emulator is able to bring native resolution scaling as mentioned earlier. In addition, many graphical bugs have been fixed thanks to this new Resolution Scaling technology.
The feature works with most games. However, the development team has confirmed that currently two games are not upgradeable: Paper Mario: The Origami King and Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time. This is due to these games using a computational shader to render an image that has not yet been done natively. However, you can upgrade Paper Mario with the use of mods.
We’ve already talked about the improvements Yuzu can make to games like Skyward Sword and Metroid Dread. Yuzu also introduced early online support, but it was then phased out indefinitely.