Cemu, which is currently in what has been termed as its “proof-of-concept release” stage, requires OpenGL 3.3 to operate. It has an internal resolution of 1920×1080, and can run encrypted Wii ...

Cemu’s Wii U emulation efforts have moved quickly since 2015, when the emulator struggled to load past menu screens. Less than a year later, the emulator was capable of running Mario Kart 8 to ...

Cemu, for quite a while, was a relatively low-key Wii U emulator. Its efforts to run games like Super Mario 3D World and Nintendo Land were mixed at best, often struggling to achieve playable ...

Cemu, the popular Wii-U emulator, has just received a new update. The Cemu 1.8.0b update promises, even more, improvement with a particular emphasis on driving up frame rates.

Wii U emulation is progressing rapidly, and it won’t be long before you’ll be able to play your game library on PC. Last year, the internet saw its first glimpses of a Wii U emulator titled Cemu.

But considering the Wii U is still on store shelves, Cemu’s release is surprising. Granted, Dolphin, a popular emulator that plays Gamecube and Wii games, was launched in 2003.

Wii U emulator Cemu can now play the console's games at 3840 x 2160 resolution, which is more than four times the system's native 720p resolution. The latest version of Cemu 1.70 allows users to ...

An experimental graphics emulator for the Wii U is now capable of outputting several games in ultra high-definition 4K resolution. Version 1.7.0. of Cemu, the emulator available on Windows PC, has ...

The iconic game looks fantastic in 4K. Cemu is a Wii-U emulator that is the work of Team Cemu, and they are seeking to deliver Nintendo’s console experience on the PC platform.

Team CEMU, a group of hackers and developers working on a Wii U emulator for PC, has most of the basic functionality of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild up and running.

While the console itself is largely limited to 720p and 1080p, the developers behind Cemu - an experimental Wii U emulator for Windows - have found a way to render games at a much higher resolution.