Use the emulator to watch Metroid Dread running on the PC
Metroid Dread has just been released on Nintendo Switch, and it can already be played from start to finish in two different Switch emulators on PC.this Grapefruit The emulator that displays the game in its original resolution seems to run Metroid Dread smoothly, while some players use Dragon God Emulator, which allows you to increase the resolution and report stuttering. In other words, Emousak Add-ons, which allow you to download colorizers for all games, so you don’t have to cache them at runtime, are usually helpful for this.
Youku anchor Gaminia Capture footage of Metroid Dread running on a PC equipped with 6GB GTX 1060, Intel Core i5-8400 processor and 16GB DDR4 RAM Grapefruit with Dragon God If you want to see the comparison, please use the simulator.
So far, “Metro Fear” has been well received. As a direct sequel to Metroid Fusion in 2002, it returns to (mainly) 2D backtracking, but has some modern quality of life features and a significant number of checkpoints.
Given the existence of Hollow Knight, Axiom Verge and Axiom Verge 2, Ori and the Blind Forest, Ori and the Will of the Wisps, and the recently released Grime, this is not to say that we are hungry for Metroidvanias on PC, but if you try to play Play Metroid Dread on Switch and find that the controls make your hands cramp, or you really want to modify the resolution and unlock the frame rate. I’m glad to be able to, uh, switch to the PC.