So DBI seems great, id recomend that.
Use "run mtb responder" and you get folders on your pc to drag and drop to either nand or SD. You can drop main files, updates and DLC, order not important.
Working stable at an ok speed, and since it works as folder copy you can drop several files at once.
An app that keeps getting updates.
https://github.com/rashevskyv/dbi
Use "run mtb responder" and you get folders on your pc to drag and drop to either nand or SD. You can drop main files, updates and DLC, order not important.
Working stable at an ok speed, and since it works as folder copy you can drop several files at once.
An app that keeps getting updates.
https://github.com/rashevskyv/dbi
Last edited by maraxion,
The easiest option would probably be to use a Tinfoil shop. Install blawar's Tinfoil, add some shop repositories, and then download/install games and updates directly from your Switch in Tinfoil.
Alternatively, you can manually download game and update NSP files, and you can install them using something like TinWoo (on the Switch) and NS-USBloader (on your computer).
Alternatively, you can manually download game and update NSP files, and you can install them using something like TinWoo (on the Switch) and NS-USBloader (on your computer).
Id love that, but there doessent seem to be a lot shops left. I still have tinfoil installed, but with no current shop that have the games its hard.
There are about five commonly used shops that are actively working. Some weeks ago, most/all shops had to change their hosting addresses, and users have to change these manually.
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