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Dekopon - (Mostly) Fullspeed 3DS Emulation on Nintendo Switch

PalindromicBreadLoaf · 2026-07-16T19:11:42+00:00

Credit goes to StickyMangoRice for the logo. Dekopon is a port of Azahar to the Nintendo Switch. The current release is version 2.2.1. Performance is very title dependent, and will be improved with time, but many games can be played fullspeed right now, sometimes even with stock handheld clocks. (I do recommend at least bumping the CPU up to dev unit clocks in handheld just to reduce shader compilation stutter and smooth out some rough frame pacing.) Depending on the game, you can get up to 4x resolution scaling at full speed in docked/handheld charging (although really 3x is all you need in handheld). If you want to try any new3ds exclusive games, they won't run well. All four of the 3DS' cores run on a single emulation thread, so we're at a 1.2GHz difference (2GHz single core where as the 4 3DS cores each run at 804MHz) from what we would need (and architecture changes from 3DS to Switch cannot account for that much raw clock speed loss). The solution would be to split the emulation threads on new3DS games, but that's a ton of work for very very little gain. See here for a full compatibility chart: Dekopon Compatibility Chart Feel free to share your own compatibility findings here and I'll update the sheet accordingly. Also share any issues you have and I'll do my best to fix them. Downloads can be found here: Releases Along with the source code here: Source ROMs default location is /switch/dekopon/roms/ All formats that Azahar natively supports are supported here too. Different screen layouts can be cycled through via pressing the right stick. Pressing '+' on a game shows information about it, including updates and dlc. Enjoy! Also if someone wants to make a better UI for this I wouldn't be offended. I can't make a good UI to save my life, but the one included at least kinda functions to get you into a game.

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IPTV Player — Nintendo Switch Homebrew IPTV Client

GitHub: https://github.com/gomprime/switchiptv

Hey everyone! Sharing a homebrew IPTV player I've been building for the Switch, written in C++ with borealis (native controller-driven UI, same library used by Switchfin) and mpv/FFmpeg for playback.

It's a client only — it doesn't provide, host, or bundle any content. You bring your own Xtream Codes login or M3U playlist.

Features

Login via Xtream Codes (URL/username/password) or a direct M3U playlist
Live, Movies and Series tabs (or categories, in M3U mode)
EPG (program guide) on live channels, channel zapping with Up/Down
Pause/seek on movies and episodes, with a progress bar
"Resume from where you left off" (or start over) for movies/episodes
Global search
Favorites and watch history — stored locally on the SD card only, nothing leaves the console
"Surprise me" — picks a random movie
Built-in auto-updater (checks GitHub releases, downloads and installs in-app)

Installation

Grab IptvPlayerSwitch.nro from the Releases page
Copy it to /switch/ on your SD card
Launch it from the Homebrew Launcher

Requirements
Atmosphère + Homebrew Launcher (standard homebrew setup). You'll need credentials for your own IPTV provider (Xtream Codes) or an M3U playlist URL. The suggested playlist on the login screen (public Portuguese-language channels) comes from the iptv-org/iptv project, just as a quick way to try the app out.

Open source / building from source
GPLv3, full source and build instructions in the repo. Built on top of a fork of borealis, using Switchfin as an architectural reference (not a fork of it — separate codebase).

Feedback, bug reports and PRs welcome on GitHub. Thanks for checking it out!

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