The open source project recompiles the Switch game to x86-64 with Vulkan rendering, starting from your own copy. It's playable, with visual bugs and crashes still expected, and has reached version 0.3.13.
TotK Recomp 0.3.13
The open source launcher finds, installs and updates native ports from each developer's GitHub, always using your own copy of the game. Beta 22 came out on November 7, and Linux is next on its list.
RecompLauncher beta
The new release of the 3DS custom firmware saves several settings without touching config.ini, adds audio balance and per-channel gamma, and loads some IPS patches in under 50 ms where they used to take minutes.
Luma3DS 13.5
TriAevum, the native recompilation of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D that started on PC, now has a port for Switch on custom firmware. Version 0.1.0 runs on a Switch Lite, though busy areas slow down at stock clocks.
TriAevum 0.1.0
TheRealRetro has ported mupen64plus-core 2.6.0 to the PS5 as a home menu app, with a dynamic recompiler, DualSense rumble and save states. Version 0.7.5 adds cheat search.
Mupen64Plus 0.7.5
The Nintendo 64 Battlezone recompilation has a second beta with bloom, separate texture and HUD filters, and a cheats tab. It runs on Windows, Linux and Steam Deck, and you need your own copy of the game.
N64Recomp
An open GitHub project translates the Switch 1.4.1 code into a Windows executable with its own runtime and Vulkan rendering, with no emulator. It's at an early stage and needs your own copy of the game.
smo-recomp