The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom now has an awesome UltraCam Mod, but it’s only for PC players. This mod lets you use a free camera to make cool cinematic videos. Plus, it has a FOV option to make the game look even better on PC.
The UltraCam Mod also makes the game smoother. It improves the resolution scaling and makes it run at a smooth 60FPS without getting too fast or too slow. You don’t even need another mod to unlock the framerate because the UltraCam Mod has its own DFPS (dynamic FPS). According to the modder, it’s way better than DFPS 1.5.5 beta3 and can reduce the annoying stutters that are present when using DFPS 1.5.5.
If you are interested in this mod, you can download it from this link. At the end of the article, you can also find a video that showcases it in action. So, be sure to watch it.
Here’s another awesome mod for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. This one adds a first-person camera, giving you a totally new way to play the game. I really think you should check it out, especially if you prefer playing games in first-person mode.
It’s really funny, but thanks to the Nintendo Switch emulators and mods, this new Zelda game plays like a charm on PC. In fact, PC gamers can get a better experience than their console brothers. For instance, you can render the game at Native 4K. Then, you can use mods to get a better field of view or unlock the framerate. Let’s also not forget that the Nintendo Switch version can drop below 30fps in numerous places. So, ironically, playing it on the PC is the best way to experience it.
Enjoy the video and stay tuned for more!
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Fear not, Denuvo is working to ruin all of that.
Looks like an interesting mod, but sadly seems capped at 60 fps. DFPS allows proper uncapped framerate, which is what I play with and gives me 65 to 125 fps, typically around 100 fps on average. I am sure the unlocked camera will reveal some interesting secrets / unused / unfinished areas.
The best way to play Nintendo games is to warez it on a PC.
You can’t make that up, only Nintendon’t.
dont worry they are going to put denuvo in them so they detect if you are using an emulator…i am not joking, look it up.
Nothing will surprise me anymore with Japanese companies. They can shake hands with Sony.