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May 1st, 2019, 21:50 Posted By: wraggster
Our friends from WAIN are back with a revamp of SX Dumper with a nice GUI added!Changelog for SX Dumper v2.0.0
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May 1st, 2019, 21:50 Posted By: wraggster
Our friends from WAIN are back with a revamp of SX Dumper with a nice GUI added!Changelog for SX Dumper v2.0.0- overall UI changes
- display 3 random NAND screenshots for selected game
- ability to launch
- NSP dumping
- added mulitgame cartridge dumping
- plus a lot more…
https://team-xecuter.com/sx-dumper-v2-0-0-released/
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May 1st, 2019, 21:45 Posted By: wraggster
- Another update has just been released for @SciresM's Atmosphère CFW, bumping up its version number to 0.8.9! Aside from the usual bugfixes, the update also brings a couple of new interesting additions that are worth pointing out.
First of all, a reboot timer was added to the fatal screen. This feature is optional and is turned off by default, however it can be enabled by setting fatal_auto_reboot_interval to a non-zero value in atmosphere\system_settings.ini. If set, the system will wait the specified amount of milliseconds on the fatal screen and reboot automatically once the timer runs out. Secondly, Atmosphère now includes a reimplementation of the spl and ro system modules. The latter is what most end user will be interested about, as it includes an extension that adds support for IPS/IPS32 patches for NROs. As such, making and distributing patches will become easier thanks to it: modders rejoice!
If you're curious, you can find the full changelog below:- A number of bugs were fixed, including:
- A data abort was fixed when mounting certain partitions on NAND.
- All Stratosphère system modules now only maintain a connection to sm when actively using it.
- This helps mitigate the scenario where sm hits the limit of 64 active connections and crashes.
- This sometimes caused crashes when custom non-Atmosphère sysmodules were active and the user played certain games (ex: Smash's Stage Builder).
- fatal now uses the 8.0.0+ clkrst API, instead of silently failing to adjust clock rates on that firmware version.
- A wait loop is now performed when trying to get a session to sm, in the case where sm: is not yet registered.
- This fixes a race condition that could cause a failure to boot under certain circumstances.
- libstratosphere's handling of domain object closing has been improved.
- Previously, this code could cause crashes/extremely odd behavior (misinterpreting what object a service is) under certain circumstances.
- An optional automatic reboot timer was added to fatal.
- By setting the system setting atmosphere!fatal_auto_reboot_interval to a non-zero u64 value, fatal can be made to automatically reboot after a certain number of milliseconds.
- If the setting is zero or not present, fatal will wait for user input as usual.
- Atmosphère now provides a reimplementation of the ro system module.
- ro is responsible for loading dynamic libraries (NROs) on 3.0.0+.
- On 1.0.0-2.3.0, this is handled by loader.
- Atmosphere's ro provides this functionality (ldr:ro, ro:dmnt) on all firmware versions.
- An extension was implemented to provide support for applying IPS patches to NROs.
- All patches at paths like /atmosphere/nro_patches/<user-defined patch name>/<Hex Build-ID for NRO to patch>.ips will be applied, allowing for easy distribution of patches.
- Both the IPS and IPS32 formats are supported.
- Atmosphère now provides a reimplementation of the spl system module.
- spl (Secure Platform Services) is responsible for cryptographic operations, including all communications with the secure monitor (exosphère).
- In the future, this may be used to provide extensions to the API for interacting with exosphère from userland.
- General system stability improvements to enhance the user's experience.
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One last thing worth mentioning is that fusee-primary was updated with this version. Remember to update it too if you're using it to boot Atmosphère!
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https://gbatemp.net/threads/atmosphe...leased.537118/
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May 1st, 2019, 21:43 Posted By: wraggster
Way back in 2011, a Nintendo DS game card containing a copy of Nitro EVA 1.0 (a software intended for factory and service center use for testing the first model of Nintendo DS; the NTR-001) was allegedly scrapped by Nintendo and sent to a recycling center, but they didn't do a thorough job, and later it was successfully repaired, booted, and dumped!
With much less fragor, a week ago @loler55 purchased a DS card then-not-better-identified than "Test-NTR" for six Euros, wondering about its contents; luckily, not only it already was in usable condition, but in the eight years elapsed between these two findings, technology marched on - giving every owner of a modded 3DS a very simple method for dumping DS and 3DS cards - and a proven working ROM was quickly dumped and circulated on the Internet.
In the meanwhile, the card was identified as containing the sixth version of Nitro EVA optimized for the DS Lite (or, as exactly spelled in-app, "Nitro EVA.(USG) Ver6.0"), featuring as expected tests related to the DS Lite's adjustable backlight, as well as some other less obvious changes compared to its known predecessor.
The Japanese text on the label translates literally as "Actual Machine Inspection Card NTR", or more semantically, as "Card for testing real NTR hardware".
https://gbatemp.net/threads/nintendo...-found.537137/
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May 1st, 2019, 21:42 Posted By: wraggster
Ready for an update? Everyone's favorite Wii U emulator has been updated to the new version 1.15.5c, which is now publicly available. This is a fairly standard update, with a few fixes and QoL changes. As of 1.15.5c, the program now has an option to filter your graphics packs, can remember your window position, and has updated its game profiles. Multiple bug fixes have been made, along with further reducing micro-stuttering for games, which has been in the prior two updates as well. You can grab the latest version on Cemu's official site.
# Cemu detailed changelog for 1.15.5c
# Patreon release date: 2019-04-19
# Public release date: 2019-04-26
# New in 1.15.5c:
coreinit: Tweaked MEM2 heap size as some games expect system RPLs to occupy a certain amount of available memory (#48)
# New in 1.15.5b:
GX2: Fixed bug in framebuffer creation
# New in 1.15.5:
general: Added option to remember window positions
general: Added filter option to graphic pack window
general: Updated game profiles
CPU/JIT: New implementations for FRES and FRSQRTE with much higher accuracy (#3)
CPU/JIT: Added implementations for PS_CMPU0 and PS_CMPU1
GX2: Use floats instead of integers for viewport to match GPU7 hardware more closely
GX2: Avoid calling glClearTexImage on Nvidia due to extremly bad performance (clearing a 4K texture could take up to 50ms CPU time)
GX2: Fixed random crash that could occur with cache accuracy on high
GX2: Fixed incorrect viewport size calculation when resized by graphic packs
GX2: Reverted GX2ConvertDepthBufferToTextureSurface() change from 1.15.4 since it broke other games (#37)
H264: CheckDecunitlength() no longer requires valid PPS/SPS (fixes crash/softlock in Tank! Tank! Tank!)
Note:
(#xx) refers to bug tracker issues fixed by this change. See http://bugs.cemu.info/projects/cemu/
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https://gbatemp.net/threads/cemu-emu...1-15-5.537149/
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May 1st, 2019, 21:41 Posted By: wraggster
The end might just be nigh for the little handheld. Around this time last year, Nintendo promised investors that they would continue to support the Nintendo 3DS, with ports such as Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn, Mario & Luig: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser JR's Journey, and Luigi's Mansion, alongside a new game in the form of WarioWare Gold. Now that fiscal year 2018 has come and gone, it's time to look towards the future; one that doesn't seem to focus the the small system. In the latest investor briefing, the only mention of the 3DS was comparing the Nintendo Switch to its sales numbers.
Company analysts forecast that around 1 million systems will still be shifted throughout 2019, though there is no word on any further first party releases. If you still haven't upgraded to the Nintendo Switch, you'll still have an upcoming title at least, in the form of Atlus' Persona Q2. Currently, over 75 million 3DS systems have been sold, with 378 million games for it, in the eight years that it's been on the market.
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May 1st, 2019, 21:39 Posted By: wraggster
Snes9x is a portable, freeware Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) emulator. It basically allows you to play most games designed for the SNES and Super Famicom Nintendo game systems on your PC or Workstation; which includes some real gems that were only ever released in Japan. Snes9x is the result of well over three years worth of part-time hacking, coding, recoding, debugging, divorce, etc. (just kidding about the divorce bit). Snes9x is coded in C++, with three assembler CPU emulation cores on the i386 Linux, macOS and Windows ports.
The biggest changes in this release are some reversions which fix a couple games, some accuracy improvements which fix a couple more games, and some optimizations that speed things up a bit.
The Windows port now has an extra "Hacks" settings dialog that allows enabling some settings to allow older ROM hacks to work. The GTK port's hack settings are still hidden behind the -Ddangerous-hacks=true compile flag. The libretro port has had the remaining hack added. Use with caution and don't submit bug reports associated with enabling these hacks.
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- Fixed subscreen blending with master brightness < 100%.
- Fixed NMI timing when toggling enable bit. Fixes Chou Aniki--hack removed.
- Reverted an IPL map optimization that misses a weird edge case that caused
The Great Battle III to lock up.
- Clamp MSU1 addition to max amplitude instead of wrapping. Proper MSU1 tracks
will not be affected by this.
- Save mipmap_input parameter with customized GLSL and slang shaders.
- Actually use mipmap_input parameter.
- Optimized subscreen math with help from Dwedit.
- Revert to measured APU clock speed instead of nominal speed. Fixes An
American Tail.
- Fixed broken BPS patch support. (ArtiiP)
- Fixed MSU1 track restarting on load state.
Win32:
- Changed window flags to allow NVIDIA cards to auto-enable exclusive
fullscreen mode in OpenGL.
- Added a hidden option "DWMSync" that allows OpenGL to sync to the window
manager while in windowed or borderless windowed mode.
- The automatic frame skip option no longer limits to 59.94Hz.
- Fixed bad icon scaling.
- Added a hacks dialog to enable settings for older hacks to run.
libretro:
- Added ability to use Satellaview data in same directory as ROM.
- Fixed deviation from proper libretro spec.
- Added option to use the software NTSC filter. (stellarporter)
GTK:
- Added icons to the entries to clear binding assignments.
- Fixed overlap in xBRZ multithreading.
- Changed glFenceSync option to an OML_sync option that works better.
- Fixed accumulation of partial pixel data on mouse motion when we update the
mouse position more than once per frame.
- Allow one key to be bound to many controller buttons on the same controller.
- Force menu and button icons.
- Add the view menu to right-click when SNES mouse isn't used.
- Remove unused status bar option.
- Startup background can be changed in snes9x.conf.
- Improved PortAudio driver.
Unix:
- Fixed sound output that broke with APU refactor. |
https://github.com/snes9xgit/snes9x/releases+
http://www.emulation64.com/view/2970...v160-released/
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May 1st, 2019, 21:38 Posted By: wraggster
Mednafen is a multi-game-system emulator, for various platforms, including emulation of the following systems:Atari Lynx,Famicom,GameBoy (Color),GameBoy Advance,Neo Geo Pocket (Color), NES(both NTSC and PAL),PC Engine/TurboGrafx 16 (CD) and SuperGrafx,PC-FX,WonderSwan (Color).
Mednafen v1.22.2 Changelog:
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Apple2: Added basic support for WOZ 2.0 floppy disk images.
Lynx: Fixed a potential security vulnerability.
PCE: Fixed an an old regression(from around 0.9.0) that degraded DDA sample playback when playing a HES file.
PS1: Fixed a regression introduced in 1.22.0-UNSTABLE that broke a few PS1 games(e.g. "SimCity 2000" and "Rise 2").
SS: Added the European release of "Theme Park" to the internal database of games to use the data cache read bypass kludge with, to fix infinite boredom during the intro FMV. |
https://forum.fobby.net/index.php?t=...=1788&start=0&
http://www.emulation64.com/view/2971...1222-released/
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May 1st, 2019, 21:35 Posted By: wraggster
binjgb is a Gameboy emulator implemented in C. It's a simple GB/GBC emulator.
binjgb changelog:
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* Fix high DPI rendering on MacOS
* Remove deprecated texture2D function from shader
* Merge pull request #17 from binji/shader-version
* Prepend shader version; avoid deprecated features
* Merge pull request #15 from aconbere/anders/fix_compile_errors_on_osx
* use PRIu64 as advised
* Fixes compile errors for implicit instantiation on osx
* Fix bugs I introduced in the last commit
* Clean up demo.js some more
* Use ES6 classes in demo.js
* Use idb library in demo.js
* Update wasm module after bg priority fix
* Fix bg priority bug
* Allow the UI to capture the keyboard
* Add delete button to JS demo |
https://github.com/binji/binjgb/releases
http://www.emulation64.com/view/2974...v013-released/
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May 1st, 2019, 21:31 Posted By: wraggster
A gameboy emulator written in Pure Lua. Approaching feature completeness, but still a work in progress. This is designed to be fairly cross platform, and currently consists of a platform-independent gameboy module which contains the emulator, and a Love2D interface, presently the only supported platform.
Supported Features
* Pure Lua! Gameboy module should work on any Lua 5.2+ environment with the "bit" library available.
* Original Gameboy (DMG) and Gameboy Color (GBC)
* Decently cycle-approximate graphics
* Working 32KHz audio
* Multiple Palettes for DMG Mode
* SRAM and Save States
* Debug Panels for VRAM, Audio, IO and Disassembly
* Built-in filebrowser, drawn in software for easy porting
Notable Missing Features
* Super Gameboy support (planned)
* Serial Transfer port
* RTC Timer (Pokemon Gold / Crystal)
* HDMA Transfers (Used by a very small handful of games, notably Shantae)
LuaGB v0.1.1 Changelog:
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Now targets Love 11.2
LuaJIT settings optimized for a rather hefty performance boost. Credit to @nico-abram, @TannerRogalsky and @meepen for the suggestions.
Less unpack, more FFI. Several small speed improvements from light code reorganization
Audio now routes through QueueableSource, greatly reducing skips, pops, and latency when running fullspeed
Proper support for General Purpose and HBlank DMA, needed by a few popular CGB games |
https://github.com/zeta0134/LuaGB/releases
http://www.emulation64.com/view/2975...v011-released/
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April 29th, 2019, 21:40 Posted By: wraggster
Here’s a brand new hack of the SNES port of Prince Of Persia! It’s a complete hack from the title screen up to the staff roll!
It tells an original story, across 10 main levels plus 5 training levels to introduce some new mechanics for this hack, all of them adorned with a mix of old and new background/foreground sprites, and a custom colorization for the entire game. Also, here for the first time in a PoP SNES Mod, an original musical composition for the title/prologue screen as well as a musical arrangement for the Menu music.
Thirteen months of hard-on-and-off work, to bring a fresh experience to this SNES classic!
https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/4456/
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April 29th, 2019, 21:37 Posted By: wraggster
An update is now available for the Metroid: HD Custom Edition mod for the Mesen emulator (version 1.3).
The first version of this pack was released in August 2018. While the initial release improved upon many aspects, limitations of an NES era game were still very apparent. Most notably, the running and jumping graphics of the pack were considered by some to be choppy and awkward. Thanks to contributions from kya and mkwong98, substantial improvements have now been made in these areas.
For jumping, the graphic problem was rooted in the behavior of the original NES gameplay. The original game shared running graphics with jumping graphics. This proved to be problematic as the HD pack changed the proportions of the player sprite substantially. As a result, creative freedom was limited and finding a pose that was acceptable for both scenarios proved to be very challenging. Fortunately, mkwong98 proposed a solution that separated the linked graphics by using an advanced feature of Mesen called the “spriteNearby” condition. This strategy was very promising. However, the solution did involve writing manual lines of code for every relevant tile address used by the game for jumping. During development, there were fears that this approach may overwhelm Mesen. This was understandable as the proposal did involve over 16,000 lines of additional coding just for jumping.
After the revised package was finished, initial boot time was impacted. However, once the game started, the emulator accommodated the new additions without crashing and at full speed. This is a testament to Mesen’s ability to handle substantial amounts of incoming information coming from custom HD packs.
For running, the pack was initially limited by the small number of movement frames used by the original Metroid. Low frame counts are commonplace with retro games. In fact, some players would even say this characteristic fits well with the low-resolution nature of an 8-bit game. However, once the resolution was increased via the first release of Metroid: HD, players naturally expected enhancements to other areas as well (such as frame count). Improving one aspect without the other resulted in a gameplay experience that some may describe as jarring. Unfortunately, it is much more difficult to customize frame counts with the standard HD Pack creation method.
Kya initially proposed a method to overcome this shortcoming using additional advanced features of Mesen called “frameRange” and “memoryCheckConstant” conditions. However, one problem in implementing the proposal from kya related to the fact that artwork could not extend beyond existing tiles. For an artist, this constraint could be thought of as a canvas that is not only small, but constantly changing shape.
After experimenting with various approaches, an unusual solution to this issue was discovered. Kya froze the running animation entirely by hacking the ROM. Some may consider this strategy to be counterintuitive as the final goal was to add running frames rather than subtract. However, the new hack solved the issue of a constantly changing canvas size. In addition, the frame with the largest number of tiles available to edit was used in the solution. This allowed for maximum creative freedom and all running frames are now inserted and controlled entirely through the HD pack in the updated version using the “frameRange” and “memoryCheckConstant” conditions.
New features of the latest pack include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Enhanced running and jumping graphics
- The download now includes pre-assembled zip files for alternate graphics (Megatroid, Fusiontroid, and 8BitTroid)
- The minimap is now an automap
- A new and secret area is now available in Brinstar
Download the latest version here: http://www.romhacking.net/forum/index.php?topic=26811.0
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April 29th, 2019, 21:30 Posted By: wraggster
Here is an announcement for SD Gundam - Gachapon Senshi 3 - Eiyuu Senki. This is the 3rd installment of the SD Gundam series on the NES which is now fully playable in English! Now you can choose from the 4 different campaigns of the SD Gundam world without the language barriers to keep you from playing this game. Enjoy the translation! Also part 4 will be the next one released as the current progress is halfway done at the moment.
http://www.romhacking.net/translations/4457/
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April 29th, 2019, 21:25 Posted By: wraggster
Happy 30th Anniversary, Princess Daisy!
Super Mario Land gets a full colorization hack by toruzz called Super Mario Land DX which changes the original Super Mario Land into a Game Boy Color game. Celebrating Daisy’s 30th Anniversary of her gaming career on Easter Sunday in 2019, a colorized remake of Super Mario Land was made to celebrate the occasion.
The full colorization of this game remakes the 8-bit original with updated graphics for enemies and characters to resemble the modern Mario games.
https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/4477/
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April 29th, 2019, 21:11 Posted By: wraggster
L4T Ubuntu is a version of linux based on nvidia's linux for tegra project. It uses a different kernel compared to previous releases which allows it to use features not yet in mainline. Such as audio, docking support and vulkan. Features- Dock support with USB
- Bluetooth (both controllers and audio)
- Nvidia GPU drivers - Vulkan and OpenGl
- Audio - Headphones, speakers and over HDMI when docked.
- Joycons and pro controllers are supported fully when not attached to the the console
- Touchscreen
- Display
- WiFi
- CPU frequency scaling - The CPU scales from 200mhz to 1.7ghz (what switch is binned for) depending on the load its under. Fans are adjusted to account for this
- Full sdcard speed
- Hardware video acceleration when using the built in videos app (means you can watch videos without battery draining massively)
Prerequisites
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Downloads: Sdcard image: https://download.switchroot.org/swit...9-04-28.img.gzHow to install
- Download the image from the downloads section and extract.
- Write it to your sdcard using a program such as etcher or dd.
- Boot hekate and select L4T from the configs menu.
- Wait for around 2-4 minutes while it initially loads
- Go through the setup process - make sure not to dock the console in this period.
- Once the initial setup is finished and you are on the login screen it is advisable to reboot:
- Hold the power button for 10 seconds.
- Load hekate again and select L4T as a payload.
- Log in and open the "Disks" app
- Select the second partition of your sdcard and click the gears icon
- Choose resize and change the size to the full amount of available space.
- Enjoy, you now have fully featured Ubuntu on your switch!
Bugs
- Wired joycons do not work (connected to console)
- Docking while having a ssh session open can cause the display to not turn off correctly
- No sleep mode
- USB OTG - works fine in dock though
- Vulkan is buggy in dolphin
Misc Info
- Pair (joy/pro)cons by opening the bluetooth menu in settings and pressing the + button in the bottom left corner. Then press the sync button on the controller and select its name in the pairing window. Once both joycons are paired press each of their shoulder buttons to use as one controller
- To use dolphin add the "dolphin-emu/ppa" ppa and install the dolphin-emu-master package.
- To update the system run "sudo apt update", "sudo apt upgrade". This will apply all switch and ubuntu updates aside from kernel updates, they will be posted here if ever needed.
- To limit cpu freq, run cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy0/scaling_available_frequencies.Ffind the one you want, then run: echo <freq you want> | sudo tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy0/scaling_max_freq
- To force max freq run echo performance | sudo tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy0/scaling_governor
- A gui to configure overclocks and fan profiles is coming soon, along with support for using 2.0 ghz cpu
Credits: Langerhans, Ave, Natinusala, CTCaer, NVIDIA, Everyone else in switchroot - more info on that in the future.
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Sources: They can all be found at https://gitlab.com/switchroot with the other kernel repos on http://nv-tegra.nvidia.com
https://www.maxconsole.com/threads/l...-switch.52555/
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April 29th, 2019, 18:23 Posted By: wraggster
Update: A more precise translation has given a clearer idea of exactly where the "more powerful" version of the Nintendo Switch is at in development. Here's a segment, shared by USGamer:
"Beyond the smaller, budget-focused model lies the development of the overhauled next-generation model intended to replace the one currently available. Nintendo is believed to be experimenting on a number of different things for the device, including usability, improved image rendering, and changes to the operating system, among other things. One development source contends, however, that it still remains unclear at this stage who at the company will end up taking the lead on conceptual development for the new console."
The original story, with a correction due to the clarity brought by the above statement, is below:
A rumored upgraded version of the Nintendo Switch may still be in the experimental phases of development, and may not be ready to be unveiled as soon as has been previously predicted.
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...chnical-issues
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April 29th, 2019, 18:21 Posted By: wraggster
Tencent has been granted permission to distribute Nintendo Switch by the Guangdong province of China.
Before now, Nintendo's popular hybrid console was not officially available in China, but thanks to a decision by the provincial authority of Guangdong, that is about to change.
According to Reurters, a statement on the government website of Guangdong indicates that the Nintendo Switch with a "test version" of New Super Mario Bros U Deluxe can be distributed by Tencent Holdings.
A representative from Nintendo confirmed that Tencent had applied for permission in Guangdong to start selling the hardware. However, it is not clear whether further approval from the central Chinese government will also be necessary.
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...witch-in-china
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