Regardless of these problems, when used as a long-term storage format that isn't going to be used with Dolphin, NKit is fantastic. Namco Museum (specifically the Galaga Arrangement) also crashes, but that crash can be prevented by converting to Nkit with safer settings. One unavoidable crash is present in Super Paper Mario and we've already seen dozens of users confused as to what is going wrong. We are aware of at least two games that simply crash in the NKit format. The end result is that loadtimes are sometimes increased by 10 to even 20%! Different loadtimes means that features like netplay won't work between NKit discs and dumps that don't modify file locations.īut, beyond those minor gripes, NKit has another problem that makes it much more problematic: some games just really hate it. This normally wouldn't seem like a problem, but Dolphins emulates CAV, and moving files toward the inside of the disc means that less data is read per rotation. NKit actually shifts file locations around on the disc, moving them to earlier in the file, which would be toward the inside of a disc. Progress Report Wrote:Unfortunately, as great as NKit is for long-term storage, it tends to be just as problematic for emulation. So we recently talked about nkit on the blog HERE.
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