Hacking Question How do one get DLCs for Switch roms?

[Maximilious]

U dnt even need those anymore i dnt think.

I'm talking about the tools specifically. If sites don't have the NSP files readily it would be nice to download them directly. But if these tools require a console certificate then it's no bueno for me.

 

[morrison22]

Do those require your console specific certificate?

You need the cert, but it doesn't have to be yours specifically. Banned certs (which are in the wild) work and are able to connect and download from Nintendo servers.

 

[Irocadiext]

I'm talking about the tools specifically. If sites don't have the NSP files readily it would be nice to download them directly. But if these tools require a console certificate then it's no bueno for me.

Ah. Yeah, i m unsure about that but i ve seen collections of over 900 .nsp files and uploaders are fairly consistent. I m sure it may only be a wait of hrs to days and its not like we all dnt have alot to play now in wait.

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You need the cert, but it doesn't have to be yours specifically. Banned certs (which are in the wild) work and are able to connect and download from Nintendo servers.

Wow really. This ish is crazy. Nintendo always looses. Crazy.

 

[Draxzelex]

I noticed people were saying that you could still download and purchase stuff with a banned console and am here to confirm that is indeed possible.

Would you believe me if I told you could still buy/download stuff from the eShop? All you have to do is go to Nintendo's website, login with the Nintendo Account on your banned console, then proceed to acquired anything you would normally want. Turns out if you go to User/Profile (top left of the Home menu), go into "User Settings", then select "Update Download Progress", your console will begin downloading anything you just acquired from their website. Note: this only works so long as Nintendo has not restricted your Account from accessing their site meaning you don't have an account ban