If Nintendo fixed stick drift, you wouldn't buy a new controller, would you?
IFixit says Switch 2 controllers are largely unchanged from the Switch 1 controllers. All of my LOL their grandstanding about how the Switch 2 controllers were...
Yeah. Because there isn't any. None. No little victories. Just big failures and the 3 or 4 people who might have been capable had the Switch 2 been hackable throwing their hands up and giving up and moving on with their lives.
It is hilarious...
There is a reason we are not putting out any news, we can't risk any sort of vulnerability from reaching Nintendo. Some of you have noted that like the ps4/ps5 the kernel can be exploited, this was due to the ps4 and ps5 running UNIX (like linux)...
The Nintendo Switch 2 relies on the Nvidia Tegra T239 SoC, which uses ARM Cortex-A78C cores.
Because CVE-2025-10263 (ARM Erratum 4193794) is an erratum baked directly into the physical Cortex-A78C silicon due to a flaw in the RTL, the CPU cores...
You guys were spoiled by how easy it was to hack the Wii/WiiU/DS/3DS. Back in my day we installed mod chips.
I'm itching to get my soldering iron out again. The most fun I had on the 360 was installing the JTAG hack and then the RGH for people...
Just use one of the newer Chinese controllers. The Switch Pro controller is the worst modern controller, being outpaced by the PS4/PS5 and Xbox controllers. My Easy SMX X20 smokes Sony and M$'s offerings. I was using my X20 on the Switch 2 just...
AFAIk Userland lacks pretty much all useful privileges to the system. There was a Userland exploit I think 8 hours after release. It's largely a nothingburger.
Edit: Apparently the original method was a Userland ROP exploit that did nothing on...