You could have just googled the word he typed in parenthesis (ChoiDujourNX). Anyway, here ya go: https://gbatemp.net/threads/choiduj...ller-homebrew-for-the-nintendo-switch.513416/
Most of the current switch hacking scene has either accepted that since they modded they will be banned, or are already banned.
For this reason, and that homebrew can provide much more than NES games, I doubt the online service will have any impact on the size of the switch scene.
Edit: Didn't realize your post was from yesterday. Sorry about that.
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The SX pro dongle is terrible
Buy the atmosphere one which has a real battery, not transistor garbage
Apparently Tinfoil should let you install xci pretty soon, so SX OS shouldn't stay the only CFW to support this format much longer.
Working xci installation through tinfoil pic.twitter.com/7Ee6ub6XJo
— Elise 🐈⬛🖤🦀 (@EliseZeroTwo) September 13, 2018
SX Fanbois: "We want them as backups so that we can easily manage them. This will install them. Blah blah blah... SX OS Better!"
Switch scene has shrunk. Because of various drama and toxicity we lost a lot of big heads though ReSwitched and others are still going strong. But in terms of the big guys who made a lot possible, have left. That will have impact down the road.
On the user side, Temps a decent barometer but this place got real quiet after the bans swept through, aside from the few clinging to hopes of unbanning. A lot of people on the periphery and in game-scenes like Splatoon fled inmediately because of ban fears (so the more casual, honest honebrewers have largely left). You can tell that bans had a major effect because we get questions about it almost weekly.
Nowadays discussion is real quiet aside from shit flinging over random stuff, someone soft or hard bricking themselves, the occasional fuck up in backup loading, or GaryOpas weekly newsletter.
Which on some level I find funny because of a lot of the hardware now feels like it's selling the same people who are shopping for shoes for payloads and modchips, and those threads are otherwise largely dead.
And as for people who got what they wanted and stopped posting/left, they're also largely out of the scene. Or won't contribute. They might come back when something breaks or they may not. They might come back to find out no one hacked new units...
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Been reading up on this, the "telemetry" being blocked isn't enough to be considered "safe". At least not in ReiNX. Also, you're never going to be safe. Just accept that and quit spinning tall tales. Xci is far safer than NSP at this point as there's no differentiating it from a legitimate card (aside from header/ticket checks). To put it simply? I'd get banned faster using my own converted NSP files compared to XCI.
According to the Switch ban megathread XCI are safer
Doesn't matter if its 1% or 20% safer...its still safer
Considering that not everyone cares about being banned(And face it, no matter what CFW you use, you WILL be banned eventually), it's not EVERYONE who cares about .XCI loading
SX Pro = SX OS + SX Gear.
SX OS gives you the ability to install NSPs and play XCIs.
Every other CFW gives you the possibility to install NSPs and in the near future to install XCIs.
SX OS gives you the ability to install NSPs and play XCIs.
Every other CFW gives you the possibility to install NSPs and in the near future to install XCIs.
SX OS is just the OS itself. SX Pro comes with the dongle, the jig and a license for the OS. The only reason you'd want to go for SX OS right now is if you care about running .XCI games. If you don't care about that nor do you care about online gaming or online anything thn there is no reason why you shouldn't go for a free alternative
you need to run the firmware that each game require sir.
sx-os will also have the ability to install XCIs
The cons of SX-OS is that it costs money. The pros is that it's noob friendly. It copies developments in the community and many times improves on them.
The pros of other cfw is that it's free. The cons is that sometimes it requires you to know how to set up properly.
so bottom line is that you pay for ease of use and high quality jig/dongle but you can do it for cheaper with a little more effort.
however the first comment on your guide is this
"Please remove joycon method to bridge pins in joycon its be proven to be dangerous and damage the hardware"
so that's not as noob friendly as sx-pro's plug and play dongle.
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