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The Nintendo Switch was recently found to have a A huge vulnerability compared to the one was discovered that made Gateway possible on the 3DS. It made possible the dumping of allowed tons of system files and even decrypted game to be dumped, including dumps shared online which came as of games in the form of romfs.istorage archives, an exefs folder, and some license files omitted from those scene releases. It turns out, however, that these These game dumps are eventually got shared online by scene groups except for their licenses, but they're missing some important files to run. Even and even if they were complete, no custom homebrew apps let alone solutions to load unofficial game dumps have been developed yet for the system. A "debugging emulator" for the Nintendo Switch, [http://github.com/reswitched/CageTheUnicorn CTU], popped up not long after. What it does is emulate sysmodules with "no support for graphics, sound, input, or any kind of even remotely performant processing [...] by design". While this project is open-source, it is developed as nothing more than research. A conventional emulator that actually plays games will come probably from someone else eventually. Until then...

A new legitimate "debugging emulator" for the Nintendo Switch, [http://github.com/reswitched/CageTheUnicorn CTU], emerged not too long after. However, it actually only emulates sysmodules with "{{no support for graphics, sound, input, or any kind of even remotely performant processing", and this is "by design". While this project was made public, it's nothing more than research at this point. A conventional emulator actually playing games, be it for emulating console-exclusives, testing homebrew apps, or playing with a debugger on... will come probably from someone else eventually.current emulators}}

Until then, donDon't even ask about emulatorseither, or and especially don't download random shit promoted with youtube YouTube videos, especially gameplay-capable versions of CTUin particular, until there are hacks capable of running backups and/or non-trivial homebrew, or when . You should only trust them if you feel like trying 're looking to try out the latest ransomware . These scams have gotten so bad the Federal Trade Commission put out therea warning in April 2017 about them.<ref>[https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/2017/04/theres-no-nintendo-switch-emulator "There's no Nintendo Switch emulator."]</ref>