Eden est un émulateur Nintendo Switch open-source issu d’un fork de l’émulateur Yuzu — lancé par l’ancien développeur de Citron, Camille LaVey, et l’équipe Eden. Il est écrit en C++ avec une approche axée sur la portabilité, et est disponible pour Windows, Linux et Android.
L’émulateur est capable d’exécuter la plupart des jeux commerciaux à pleine vitesse, à condition de répondre aux exigences matérielles nécessaires.
Les changements:
Critical
A bugfix in v0.0.4-rc1 related to broken profile handling may cause save data loss if you’re not careful. Please read carefully:
– If your NAND directory is configured somewhere other than the default, you will likely see a dialog about orphaned profiles.
– Take note of which profiles are orphaned.
– Back up all your save data.
– Find the largest and most recently updated profile folder.
– Delete all profiles except the ones marked as valid.
– Copy your « good » saves into the correct profile (it shouldn’t be full of zeroes).
– If some saves are missing, try other old profile folders.
Universal
– Full REV12/REV15 and HID support for new games and updates (TotK 1.4.2, BotW 1.8.2, etc.)
– Initial 20.x firmware support (minor issues possible, especially in the home menu)
– Fixed loading saves/mods from the home menu
– Removed NCA verification bypass
– Reduced memory mapping latency on Linux and Android
– Optimized texture forwarding during shader recompilation
– Fixed FIFA FC26 booting
– New window upscaling filters: Lanczos, Spline-1, Zero-Tangent, B-Spline, Mitchell, MMPX
– Merged Dynarmic optimization passes
– Improved async shader compilation (fewer graphical bugs in TotK)
– Enabled winding process services (fixes applets on 20.x and Bioshock Infinite)
– Improved setting clarity
– Fixed Echoes of Wisdom audio bugs
– Better CPU/GPU video decode detection
– Fixed FMV stutter in some scenes (notably Super Mario Galaxy 1/2)
– 1.25x resolution option
– Fixed controller detection crashes
– Improved game decryption performance (faster boot times, especially with mods)
– Updated translations for many languages
– Cheats possible without build ID (like Ryujinx)
– Reduced Dynarmic code bloat
– Fixed missing BotW audio
Renderer
– Improved Vulkan memory allocation
– Correct VRAM usage on iGPUs
– Fixed MSAA crashes (e.g. Fire Emblem: Engage)
– Improved fast buffer binding path (fixes flickering in Kirby Star Allies)
– Fixed memory leaks in shader compiler
– Properly flush buffers after CPU processing
– Better Vulkan spec compliance
– Circular buffers to avoid CPU/GPU contention
– Faster uniform buffers (fixes TotK memory errors)
– Better renderer error messages
– Fixed rendering edge cases (e.g. Echoes of Wisdom)
Desktop
– Data Manager
– Shows how much space is taken up by several commonly-used directories
– These directories can be cleared, imported, or exported, and are theoretically compatible with Android’s import/export system.
– Fixed « Open Save Data Location » putting you in the completely wrong folder
– Due to the nature of this fix, profiles may now be mangled and incorrect. See the note at the top of the changelog for what to do.
– Orphaned profiles finder
– Save data that is not associated with a specific profile is considered « orphaned » as it is effectively inaccessible.
– Ryujinx save data linking
– This allows users to share save data for specific titles between Eden and Ryujinx.
– This feature is still in testing, especially on Windows.
– FFmpeg was updated to version 8.0
– Fixed some weirdness with the web applet setting
– Play Time editing
– Fixed misalignments on certain combo boxes (e.g. audio device) on the default theme
– The compatibility list is back (though shortened)
– Fixed the « Link » option during migration on Windows
