Forget the Nintendo Switch 2 version of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild—this modded version is way more impressive. How? It uses special visual upgrades added through PC emulation.
The mod uses a Ray Tracing Beyond All Limits ReShade preset in its new Ultra settings mode. ReShade is a tool that adds fancy graphical effects to games. This preset improves lighting, shadows, and reflections to make visuals look more real and lively. It uses screen-space ray-traced global illumination (GI), which mimics how light bounces around the environment, creating natural lighting, deeper shadows, and better depth than what the Switch 2 can do.
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This modded version runs at super sharp 8K resolution (7680×4320 pixels), way clearer than the Switch 2’s 4K (3840×2160) with NVIDIA DLSS help. It works because the game is played on a PC using the CEMU Wii U emulator, which gives better graphics and speed than Nintendo’s system. CEMU supports higher resolutions, smoother frame rates, and works with mods like ReShade.
Other mods include infinite tree LOD (Level of Detail) distance, so trees and objects don’t look blurry far away, plus better depth of field, color tweaks, and anti-aliasing to make edges smooth, giving it a slick, next-gen look.
To get these amazing visuals, you need powerful hardware, like an NVIDIA RTX 5090 FE GPU, AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU, 64GB of Kingston Fury 6000MHz RAM, and a Samsung 970 EVO 2TB SSD. This setup handles the heavy demands of 8K visuals, ray tracing, and emulation with ease.
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