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add an external dongle to make the switch lite hackable without needing to ridiculously overcomplicate things.
 
add an external dongle to make the switch lite hackable without needing to ridiculously overcomplicate things.
Not happening. If you want to hack a Switch without needing to ridiculously overcomplicate things, then find an unpatched console. No point hacking a Switch Lite anyways since a regular Switch can do everything it does and more.
 
Not happening. If you want to hack a Switch without needing to ridiculously overcomplicate things, then find an unpatched console. No point hacking a Switch Lite anyways since a regular Switch can do everything it does and more.
i dont care about regular switches. I got the BDSP lite because I liked Diamond and pearl.
 
i dont care about regular switches. I got the BDSP lite because I liked Diamond and pearl.
Then you're going to have to hire someone. Either a hacker to discover some new exploit which doesn't exist because SciresM, developer of Atmoshere and leading expert on Switch hacking, says there aren't any or someone to solder a modchip inside the Lite.
 
my idea for Homebrew app is one that can be used to find out Switch are banned or not.
It exists, its called the eShop.

An app like that would be functionally useless. Checking if you're banned or not implies you believe there is a chance you may be banned if you go online. So if you use a theoretical app that bypasses this, there is still a chance you would get banned if you go online normally.
 
It exists, its called the eShop.

An app like that would be functionally useless. Checking if you're banned or not implies you believe there is a chance you may be banned if you go online. So if you use a theoretical app that bypasses this, there is still a chance you would get banned if you go online normally.
That's true I didn't think about that.
 
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It would be awesome if someone tried to port Jazz Jackrabbit 2 to the switch
There's a fully working implementation on GitHub with suggestions on compiling to various systems (including ARM)
I can't post the link(I'm new user), but you can find it in the google: deathkiller/jazz2-native
 
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Hey, I had this cool idea for a Tesla overlay that would make remapping controls super easy. You know how annoying it is to switch between different control schemes when playing games or using emulators? The built-in menu is just too slow and clunky for that. So, I was thinking of an overlay that could be accessed with just one button press. It'd make customization a breeze and improve the user experience big time. What do you think?
 
Not sure if it falls under the category, but would it be possible for anyone to create an NSP of The Legend of Zelda: Parallel Worlds Remodel?
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Not sure if it falls under the category, but would it be possible for anyone to create an NSP of The Legend of Zelda: Parallel Worlds Remodel?
 
don't know if this has been suggested already, but KBM homebrew that remaps bound keys to controls on the joycon?
 
could someone make a tutorial on using borealis? like a guide to compile the demo, cuz its been hell trying to make it work so that i can rework it for my own purposes. my last attempts resulted in a bunch of empty menus and some crashing. also its like 2 yrs old so idk if i should still use that or a fork and if so which fork? anyways i just wanna request a tutorial to get the demo of borealis to compile and whether i should use the og repo or a fork.
 
could someone make a tutorial on using borealis? like a guide to compile the demo, cuz its been hell trying to make it work so that i can rework it for my own purposes. my last attempts resulted in a bunch of empty menus and some crashing. also its like 2 yrs old so idk if i should still use that or a fork and if so which fork? anyways i just wanna request a tutorial to get the demo of borealis to compile and whether i should use the og repo or a fork.
the current branch is not the best to work with. i still use the legacy branch but if you want a "demo" (that you will never get), just pick any homebrew that has been made with borealis and compile it. There are many guides on how to compile homebrews that already make it as easy as possible. The rest is up to you and how much you want to learn.
 

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