“My dad died last year. We used to play ‘Pokémon X’ together. It always lagged in Lumiose City. Can you fix it so it runs at 60fps on the real thing? I want to play it like he remembered it.”
The second comment was: “Holy shit. I just tried it on ‘Metroid: Samus Returns.’ It works. How did you do this?” citra 60fps mod
He called it
Leo’s handle was He wasn’t a programmer by trade; he was a restorationist for antique music boxes in Portland, Oregon. The irony wasn't lost on him. By day, he repaired delicate cylinders and combs that played tinny waltzes at a fixed speed. By night, he hacked the digital DNA of Nintendo’s handheld classics. “My dad died last year
But the story doesn't end there.
“I fixed the music boxes so they could play a faster waltz. Don’t let the hardware tell you what the art should be.” Can you fix it so it runs at 60fps on the real thing
The forums called him a ghost. For three years, the Citra emulation community had struggled with the holy grail of 3DS emulation: unlocking the frame rate of games hard-coded for 30 or 60 frames per second. Most games were locked to their original hardware limits. But Leo knew better.