So in order to right that wrong, we've brought in the best Windows on ARM device: The Surface Pro X! It's hard to see performance improvements vividly on phones and tablets with weak processors, aggressive governors, and obnoxious driver bugs getting in the way. The M1 has proven to be a rather powerful device that can outrun like-class x86 devices, and has proven that ARM and x86-64 computers can netplay together in some games! But there was one lingering question from the article: is the M1 that special? Because of Android's ( well earned) reputation, many of the improvements to Dolphin's AArch64 JIT have flown under the radar. Long story short: Dolphin has been ported to run natively on M1 hardware by taking advantage of our AArch64 JIT. This change was big enough for it to get its own article. Notable Changes ¶ 5.0-14295 - Apple M1 Support for MacOS by Skyler ¶ So buckle up and get ready for the April and May MEGA Progress Report. The only way to do it justice is to do it right. We have graphical fixes for Super Mario Galaxy and Luigi's Mansion, crash fixes for Star Wars: Rogue Squadron III, Xenoblade Chronicles, Ultimate Spider-Man, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (AArch64), and new features that make playing games more pleasant! And about AArch64, there are a litany of optimizations and fixes that will change things across most of the library.Īnd we could go on: Bounding Box, Interpreter, GBA to GCN connectivity, GPU Syncing, Mouse Locking, and still more! There's even a lengthy dev diary at the end for good measure explaining how the great mystery of Pokemon Box's was finally solved. The long rumored time era of developers merging everything at once had finally come to pass.
Upon looking at the actual changelog, however, something became readily apparent: this wasn't going to be just a Progress Report this was going to be a MEGA Progress Report.
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