The legend of zelda: breath of the wild gets a port in rv for pc

Some modders have managed to get The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild to work on PC in first person and in virtual reality using a Nintendo Wii U emulator.

A PC Mod makes Zelda Breath of the Wild playable in VR

The emulator used to play Breath of the Wild on the PC is called CEMU, and according to BSoD Gaming the game runs at a frame rate of 60FPS. The mod shown in the video above is a mod that has allowed Zelda Breath of the wild to be played in VR, but in first-person mode.

In times like climbing or fighting multiple opponents, the camera can be zoomed out in third-person mode to allow a better field of view. If you haven't given Breath of the Wild a try and are curious about the potential of the game and don't want to go out and buy a Nintendo Switch, try the game on your PC.

The equipment with which it was tested has an Intel Core i7 8700K and an NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti graphics card . With this gear, Zelda Breath of the Wild runs at over 60 FPS with 4K resolution (around 80-100 FPS). VR mode is easily handled because the game is not as graphically demanding, so a lot of people should be able to experience VR mode without too much trouble.

Visit our guide on setting up a virtual reality PC

It should be noted that because the game is emulated on PC, there are some minor issues, the menus are slightly difficult to navigate, and there may be some graphical issues, but overall it's a pretty nice experience. If you want to see the mod, visit this link.

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