For people who are interested in modding a Switch and don't care about ever going online, does a tutorial for this exist? I have followed several online and they all include steps for creating an emunand and steps to avoid burning fuses, getting online with a hacked switch, etc. I'm just looking for a simple tutorial to mod an offline switch to the latest CFW supported.
Looking for switch mod easy tutorial - Does it exist?
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But if you find creating an emunand difficult, maybe you should go for even simpler like deepsea. I wouldn't use that, personnally, though.
But if you find creating an emunand difficult, maybe you should go for even simpler like deepsea. I wouldn't use that, personnally, though.
It's not that it's difficult. It's just that I'm not a frequent user and it's hard for me to keep up with what steps I used and what the current state of the hacked switch is in, since I have multiples (kids). I have one in the household for online, and the rest are offline only. I'm just looking for a simple method to keep them all configured with the same setup, if that makes sense. I realize this is a unique user case.
Well, once you've done one, doing the others should be a cinch, since it's all fresh in your memory, and you already have all the necessary files. Then you repeat every few months when new games require new firmware.
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