WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2010 running natively on Windows, and on Linux and the Steam Deck through Proton: the game's code recompiled for PC, with a native renderer. 60 fps, up to 4K; 720p at 60 fps on the Steam Deck. Matches load in about 15 seconds.
v0.6.5 (hotfix): edited outfits look right in matches
- Fixed: edited and created outfits looking wrong in matches (issue #9). An outfit could look right in Creation Center but show up as rainbow stripes, or with white pieces, once a match started. There were two causes:
- Match loading. When a match loads, the game draws each edited outfit into a texture on the graphics card. It then reads that texture back with the CPU to compress it. The port never copied the graphics card's result back where the game reads it, so the game compressed leftover data. The result is now copied back while the match loads (about 0.2 seconds in total), so frame rates during play are unchanged.
- Texture size. The game drew the outfit into its 2048x1024 texture while the screen's smaller depth buffer was still attached. The Xbox 360 doesn't mind that, but on PC only the screen-sized part was drawn. The port now leaves that depth buffer out, since the game doesn't use it for this drawing.
- Thanks to yazidtalbi for the report and the save file, which made it reproducible.
Updating: open the settings menu (F1, or Back + Start on a controller), go down to Update and press A twice; your saves are kept and backed up first. On v0.4 or older, download the zip below and extract it over your folder (your .iso, userdata and dlc stay where they are).
You need your own copy of the game: a disc image (.iso, about 7.3 GB) of your own SvR 2010 disc, USA / Europe release. None of the disc's files are in this download, and this project does not condone piracy.
Download
SVR2010-NATIVE.zip under Assets below (not Source code, which is the developer source).
Windows
- Extract the zip into a folder of its own (for example
C:\Games\SVR2010-NATIVE). - Copy your
.isointo that folder, next tosvr2010.exe. - Run
svr2010.exe(if Windows warns, More info > Run anyway). The game finds the disc image by itself and starts.
A controller is recommended: keyboard controls are included but not tested yet.
Linux / Steam Deck (Proton)
Extract the zip, copy your .iso into that folder next to svr2010.exe (and any DLC into its dlc folder), add svr2010.exe to Steam as a non-Steam game with Proton Experimental, and start it (from Game Mode on the Deck). Step by step: README.