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Since the Switch was hacked early in its launch, there has been a lot of interest for emulators due to the Switch's portability. These emulators will only work on Switches with CFW on them, for i.e. Switch consoles susceptible to the Tegra hardware exploit. For more information and guides on how to homebrew your Switch, or if you even can, visit [https://www.reddit.com/r/SwitchHacks r/SwitchHacks].

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[[L-CLASSICS|NES - Nintendo Switch Online]] - Nintendo's official service for NES games. Requires a paid subscription and is limited to the number of games provided. Rumored to be adding SNES in the near futureSupports online multiplayer.

[https://forum.xda-developers.com/nintendo-switch/nintendo-switch-news-guides-discussion--development/rom-switchroot-lineageos-15-1-t3951389/post79954954#post79954954 LineageOS 15.1 for Nintendo Switch] - not technically an "emulator", it allows your Switch to function as an Android tablet. It's based of the Nvidia Shield TV build of LineageOS, since they both use the same system-on-chip, and runs Android 8.1 Oreo. It's most notable feature is the ability to work both in handheld and docked mode and using the Joycons as a Bluetooth controller(though not all apps may detect them correctly) . Once you have Android up and running, you can install any emulator available through the app store or through manually installation. Some notable ones are [[DraStic]] which has been shown to work incredibly well and [[Dolphin]] which works to some degree (given that the Android port is still being developed), though some users report that the joycons aren't functioning correctly.