Homebrew Discussion Post homebrew ideas, suggestions, requests here
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How about Knights of the Old Republic? It seems to run well on android systems. Idk if the actual source code is available but it would probably be a cool homebrew if possible.
PS: Still dreaming about the System Shock 2 port!
I <3 these devs
PS: Still dreaming about the System Shock 2 port!
I <3 these devs
Shower thought: Fit Souls. A Dark Souls Remastered mod that uses the Ring Fit Adventure controller and leg strap to play. Jog to move, press/pull the Ring Con to light/heavy attack, squat to roll, jump to jump, kick to kick, etc.
Is anyone working on a comic reader that supports .cbr format? I've searched quite a bit and could't find any homebrew apps that do just that. I've only found CuteManga, but it doesn't support the .cbr format.
Here's an interesting, imo, idea.
Using things like In-Home-Switching, Moonlight, Steamlink (via Switchroot), etc. stream VR to your switch while using the labo VR headset for Switch.
The joycons would make for great wands!
I imagine the PC would need some kind of program to trick steam into thinking a VR headset is in use and translate the Switch gyro into head movements in-game...
Using things like In-Home-Switching, Moonlight, Steamlink (via Switchroot), etc. stream VR to your switch while using the labo VR headset for Switch.
The joycons would make for great wands!
I imagine the PC would need some kind of program to trick steam into thinking a VR headset is in use and translate the Switch gyro into head movements in-game...
That is never ever going to happen. Wii games barely run to begin with so Wii U games will be lucky to even launch let alone play.
I think this would be amazing: an explorer that can wirelessly sync gamesaves as well as files (NRO, NSP, etc) across 2 switches on the same wifi network.
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I was looking a way to port the Crunchyroll app on the Switch and I encounter a repo in github called crunchyroll-webos who is getting data from crunchy, and is build on webOS, How difficult is porting this project to switch? what we need to consider ?
From what I see there is no source code for this app, only assets, archive to install and script for building SDK and sending file via wi-fi to TV. So dunno what you want to accomplish here.
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