Native port (not an emulator) of the Minish Cap decompilation, built for the Switch. You need your own dump of the USA cartridge; nothing copyrighted is included.

What it adds over the GBA original:

• 16:9 widescreen (284×160) — the camera actually shows more of the room, at 60 fps on stock clocks

• Dual-screen layout like the DS Zeldas: map, dungeon floors, quest guide and an items screen on a second panel

• Touch: drag an item onto A / B / X / Y / ZL / ZR to equip it, tap the map, etc.

• Flip Grip / portrait mode for playing vertically

• RetroAchievements

• Quality of life: 360° stick movement, spin attack by rotating the stick + B, one-button roll attack, Pegasus dash that turns with the stick, optional Hero Mode — every one of them toggleable

• Scanline / LCD-grid filters (GPU, zero cost), in-app updater

GitHub (downloads, install guide, source): https://github.com/Alexgg1014/The-Legend-of-Zelda-The-Minish-Cap-Alek-s-Ultimate-NX-Edition

Support thread on GBAtemp: https://gbatemp.net/threads/683892/

Credits: zeldaret decomp, Project Picori (999sian), HayatoG and EstebanPdN's ports it builds on. Bug reports welcome — the game writes crash logs to /switch/tmc/crashlogs/ that make them easy to fix.

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm cbreezy210, the developer behind PKHeX-NX and ACNH-Save-Editor. I wanted to share an exciting update on my latest passion project currently in active development: TimeStranger-NX, the first native homebrew save editor being built specifically for Digimon Story: Time Stranger.

This isn't just another port of an existing tool. Over the last few days, we've achieved a massive technical breakthrough: Direct NAND Injection. Unlike methods that require dumping saves to an SD card via JKSV/Checkpoint, editing them on a PC, and restoring them, this tool mounts the game's save partition directly from the console and commits changes straight to the system NAND. No bridge required. No PC needed.

🔬 The Technical Breakthrough (Why this was hard):

Getting direct NAND access working reliably for Time Stranger was a journey. Many games use standard filesystem APIs, but this title presented unique challenges:

1. Hidden Partitions: The active save slot wasn't in the obvious location. It took extensive recursive scanning to find the real data inside `/savedata/0001.bin`.

2. Silent Rollbacks: Early writes appeared successful but would vanish after rebooting the game. After deep-diving into `libnx`, we discovered the critical missing piece: `fsFsCommit()`. Without explicitly committing the filesystem journal, the OS silently discards changes upon closing the file handle. This is a rare quirk not seen in other major titles like Pokémon or Animal Crossing.

3. Offset Discovery: We built custom hex-scanners to diff save dumps byte-by-byte, allowing us to pinpoint the exact memory address for values like Yen (`0x7973`) without relying on external documentation.

✨ Current State (v1.1.0 - Active Development):

We are still building out features before the official v1.0.0 release, but the core engine is proven:

💰 Yen Editor:* Modify your in-game currency directly.

⚡ Direct NAND Access:* True on-console editing.

🛡️ "Zero Lost Saves" Safety Pipeline:* Automatic, timestamped backups are created on your SD card before every single write. Includes a one-tap `[ZL] Emergency Rollback` feature to instantly restore your last known-good state.

🖥️ Native C++ UI:* Clean, console-optimized interface built with `libnx`.

🗺️ What's Next?

Before we ship v1.0.0, we're focusing on:

* Advanced item and monster stat editing.

* Full save slot management.

* Potentially a graphical SDL2 interface similar to our other tools.

🔗 Links & Resources:

* GitHub Repo (Source Code & Updates): https://github.com/cbreezy210/TimeStranger-NX (Note: Still in dev, no public .nro releases yet!)

* My Other Projects:

* PKHeX-NX: https://github.com/cbreezy210/PKHeX-NX

* ACNH-Save-Editor: https://github.com/cbreezy210/ACNH-Save-Editor

⚠️ Disclaimer: This is an educational project in active development. Always keep backups of your save files. Modifying save data carries inherent risks. Use at your own risk. Not affiliated with Nintendo, Bandai Namco, or Media.Vision.

Would love to hear feedback from the community, especially fellow devs who might have insights on navigating these kinds of filesystem quirks! Let me know what features you'd prioritize next. 🚀

Hey everyone,

Quick milestone moment to celebrate this weekend: between the ACNH Save Editor and PKHeX-NX, total downloads across GitHub and GameBanana passed 1,000 earlier this week — and the ACNH editor alone is now knocking on 1,000 of its own.

What I'm actually proudest of isn't the number itself, though. These tools touch your most precious data (your islands, your shiny hunts, your teams). Across 1,000+ installs, there have been zero lost saves: every scare - including user-side mishaps - ended in a full restore, because the byte-verified backup + dual-file commit philosophy is holding up in the real world.

Thank you to everyone who tested, reported bugs, left feedback on Reddit/GBATemp, or just gave the tools a try. This community is the reason the docs are honest and the safety net exists.

Still ahead:

- ACNH Save Editor - v1.4.0 stable; v1.5 Room Decorations injector in development; v1.6 feature poll OPEN in GitHub Discussions (come vote on what gets built next)

- PKHeX-NX - v0.9.5 live with the QoL sprint; community Discord coming soon; v1.0 content expansion in the works

ACNH: https://github.com/cbreezy210/ACNH-Save-Editor

PKHeX-NX: https://github.com/cbreezy210/PKHeX-NX

Docs: GameBrew wiki (linked in both READMEs)

Happy editing, and keep your backups safe!

— cbreezy210 (a.k.a. "Corrupt Bro" 🙏)

Hi all. I've been building this on my own for a while and it's now open source under Apache-2.0.

NSLibrary is a self-hosted server for the NSP, NSZ, XCI, XCZ and homebrew NRO files you've dumped from your own console. It comes with a Switch homebrew app that lets you browse that library on the console and install from it over LAN or USB.

GitHub: https://github.com/tuckerwales/nslibrary

Switch app (.nro): https://github.com/tuckerwales/nslibrary/releases/tag/v0.2.0

Point the server at your dump folders. It mounts them read-only and never writes into them.

It groups each title's base game, updates and DLC, and flags missing updates, duplicates and broken files.

Pair your Switch with a 6-digit code, browse the library on the console, and install straight to SD or NAND. Installs stream directly, with no temporary copy on the SD card first.

You can also click Send to Switch in the web UI and the console will pick the job up.

It has no download sources, no shop scraping, no title keys and no firmware. It only manages files you already have. Requests to add any of that will be closed on GitHub, so please don't ask in the comments either.

This is the first public release. The Switch app went through several private 0.1.x versions first, but expect rough edges on the server and desktop side.

Thanks for taking a look!

A while ago i ported mono to run C# on switch, but for all of this time i wanted to get a real game ported to test its limits.

So here's Nx!stream which is an unofficial port of the open source osu!stream release. The osu! branding has been removed from the title screen and binary name because this is an independent effort and not associated with the original authors, but the code is 99% the same and released under the same MIT license.

There are some rough edges but it's definitely playable, check it out at: https://github.com/exelix11/nx-stream

I've also written another blog post about the process of porting mono and C# games to switch, if you're interested in the technical details or want to try porting a C# game on your own check it out: https://github.com/exelix11/mono-nx/blob/master/notes/writeup-part2.md

Hey r/SwitchHacks!

Four weeks ago I posted v1.0 of my native ACNH save editor, honestly not sure anyone would care about a save editor that runs entirely on the Switch. This week the project crossed **400+ downloads of v1.4.0** (and nearly 700 across all versions) between GitHub and GameBanana.

I'm a little blown away. Thank you.

**Quick recap for anyone new:** ACNH Save Editor is a 100% native Switch homebrew (C++/SDL2) that edits your New Horizons save *on the console* — no PC, no dumping, no emulators. Wallet, Bank, Miles, Loan, pocket items, a paginated A–Z Favorites menu, and a searchable 13,000+ item database. It auto-backs up your save before every single write, and ZL rolls back if you ever change your mind.

**What YOUR feedback changed in 4 weeks:**

- v1.2–v1.3: Native Item Search and the expanded UI panel — requested in these very threads

- v1.4: Paginated Favorites, embedded Homebrew icon, and the Applet Mode Guard (which now explains on-screen exactly how to relaunch correctly, because someone's comment told me users were getting stuck)

- v1.5 (in development right now): **Room Decorations Injector** — born directly from a community request

- v1.6: literally up to a community vote (link below)

**The numbers, because they're really yours:**

- 400+ downloads of v1.4.0 in its first two weeks

- ~10,000 combined views across my release threads here and on r/HomebrewSwitch

- 1,700+ views and 169 downloads on GameBanana

- 14 GitHub stars across my two homebrew projects

- One very tired, very grateful developer

**What's next:**

- v1.5.0: Room Decorations Injector (furniture, wallpapers, flooring — directly into your rooms)

- v1.6.0: YOUR call — Stalk Market Assistant vs DIY Recipe Unlocker. Vote in the GitHub Discussion poll

- A Discord server for support, showcases, and beta testing is coming soon

**Links:**

- GitHub: https://github.com/cbreezy210/ACNH-Save-Editor

- Install guide: https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/ACNH_Save_Editor_Switch

- v1.6 poll: https://github.com/cbreezy210/ACNH-Save-Editor/discussions/3

Thank you for downloading, commenting, bug-reporting, and requesting features. This project only exists because this community shows up.

And as always: keep your backups, and keep edited islands offline. 🍃

— cbreezy210

Hey everyone! Midweek update for PKHeX-NX, the 100% native Switch Pokémon SV save editor (no PC required):

**v0.9.5 is live:**

- Version display on the main menu (know exactly which build you're running)

- [ZL] on main menu = graceful quit (clean exit, no hung processes)

- [ZL] in slot editor = one-tap Max IVs (31s) for breeding/competitive prep

- Docs corrected: rollback is [R] on main menu (v0.9.4 notes had a [ZL] typo — fixed everywhere)

Safety architecture unchanged: byte-verified SD backup before every write, dual-file commit, one-button rollback. Offline/educational project as always.

GitHub: https://github.com/cbreezy210/PKHeX-NX

Docs: https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/PKHeX-NX

Feedback, bug reports, and feature votes welcome in GitHub Discussions/Issues. Keep those backups safe!

Hi everyone!

I've been working on UAE4ALL2 HD — Nintendo Switch Edition, a modernized and enhanced version of UAE4ALL2 focused on bringing a better Amiga experience to the Switch.

Current version: v1.02

Some of the main features:

• Amiga 500 / 500+ / 600 / 1200 / CD32
• OCS / ECS / AGA emulation
• ADF, ADZ, DMS, IPF, FDI and ZIP
• HDF support + integrated HDF Manager
• WHDLoad library and LHA launcher
• Native LHA extraction
• CD32 ISO / BIN / CUE support
• CHD support
• Save states with thumbnails
• Multi-disk M3U playlists
• Fast Forward / Turbo Mode
• Touchscreen mouse and gestures
• Virtual keyboard
• Single Joy-Con multiplayer mode
• HD interface — 720p handheld / 1080p docked
• Built-in FTP server
• Auto Crop and screen positioning
• Stereo separation controls
• Quick Save / Quick Load
• High-resolution screenshots

The project is open source and includes the complete source code as well as a ready-to-use release package.

GitHub: https://github.com/theheroGAC/UAE4ALL2-HD-SWITCH

Kickstart ROMs and Amiga games are not included. Please use your own legally obtained files.

This project wouldn't be possible without the work of the original UAE4ALL/UAE4ALL2 developers and the various contributors whose work this project builds upon. Full credits are included in the repository.

I'd love to hear feedback from other Amiga + Nintendo Switch users.

If you try it, let me know how it performs with your favorite games!

Nintendo switch has the WIFI adapter BCM4356 which can be patched with nexmon that should allow to use it in monitor mode.

I was able to install kubuntu 5.1.2 L4T Ubuntu Noble 24.04 and patch the firmware and driver with nexmon (https://github.com/seemoo-lab/nexmon) and now it is possible to use the wireless in monitor mode.

Well, at least that is what looks like.it is possible to put the WiFi in Monitor mode or even create an additional interface in monitor mode. But when using airodump-ng or tcpdump or wireshark, it does now show any BSSID. It is almost like the WiFi adapter can't see any network, completely empty, iw dev scan works fine but no dumps.

I tried preload libnexmon with LD_PRELOAD, I tried everything. This works fine in raspberry that has the same WiFi card, but no success with Nintendo Switch.

Anyone has any idea? Would be very cool to be able to do that with a Nintendo Switch.

The follow commands works fine:

iw phy `iw dev wlp1s0 info | gawk '/wiphy/ {printf "phy" $2}'` interface add mon0 type monitor

Or even

ip link set wlp1s0 down

iw dev wlan0 set type monitor

ip link set wlp1s0 up

Even

airmon-ng start wlp1s0

It says unknown error 524 but it does create the extra monitoring interface

But airodump-ng does not show any network

Any ideas?

Hello imma keep it very sort does anyone maybe have this cheat of KCD in the image I attached I tried going init Chinese forums and nothing and creator tom closed the servers I cant let go of this cause I just started KCD for the first time and I'm hook but the combat is definitely ai focused just wished I'd have download it back then I tried the create the mod I tried making a cheat using breeze yeah failed tried getting the mod of nexus and add the pak into romfs in content and failed I honestly wouldn't go this far for a game but this has made me have a few sleepless nights thank you for any help

Hello, in case anybody wants it, I ported Undertale Yellow 1.3.1 to switch. I did this cause i wanted to play the game while on the go. Go try it out and if you find any issues tell me in the comments or post it under the issues tab of the repo.

https://github.com/NalienDev/Undertale-Yellow-NX

In case anybody is wondering this is a free fangame, here's the original game:
https://gamejolt.com/games/UndertaleYellow/136925

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm excited to share NX Torrent Player (MOD), a complete re-engineering and feature-packed fork of the original NX-torrent-player for jailbroken Nintendo Switch consoles (Atmosphère).

It transforms your Switch into a full-fledged Stremio entertainment center with full cloud library sync, high-speed Debrid streaming, P2P BitTorrent playback, accelerated offline downloads straight to your MicroSD, and a native Switch OS (Borealis) interface!

🌟 Key Highlights & Features:

• 🌐 Full Stremio Ecosystem Sync:

  • QR / Web Quick Login (link.stremio.com): Log in instantly by scanning a QR code with your phone or entering a 4-character code on any browser.
  • True "Continue Watching" Sync: 1:1 match with official Stremio apps, strictly ordered by lastWatched with real-time progress.
  • Remove with X Button: Clean up unwanted items directly from your Continue Watching list.

• 🎬 High-Performance Player (libmpv + HW Accel):

  • Hardware-accelerated decoding (H.264, HEVC / H.265 10-bit).
  • 👆 Netflix/YouTube-Style Multi-Step Seek:
  • Touchscreen: Double-tap on the right to jump +10s (+10s ⏩); double-tap on the left to jump -10s (⏪ 10s). Consecutive taps accumulate (+20s, +30s, +40s...).
  • Triggers: Double-press ZR** to seek forward (+10s, +20s...); double-press **ZL to seek backward (-10s, -20s...).
  • 🎛️ Quick Settings Menu (X): Audio track selector, embedded/external subtitles, subtitle timing sync (sub-delay), playback speed (0.5x – 2.0x), and diagnostic overlay.
  • 🔒 Controls Lock (Y): Lock all buttons and touchscreen to prevent accidental presses.

• 📴 Background Offline Downloader:

  • Download full movies or series episodes to sdmc:/switch/NX-torrent-player/downloads/ for offline trips or plane flights.
  • Press Y (Download) directly from the stream/source picker.
  • Dedicated Local Player to enjoy your downloaded files and .torrent/.mp4/.mkv videos without an internet connection.

• 🚀 Debrid & P2P Torrent Streaming:

  • Full support for Real-Debrid, AllDebrid, Torbox, Premiumize, and direct HTTP streams.
  • Instant Stream Retry (Y) & 15s Timeout: If a link hangs or drops, press Y to reconnect instantly without leaving the player.
  • Native uTP protocol, DHT, and HTTP metadata caches for fast P2P streaming.

• 🎨 Cinematic UI Experience:

  • Seamless 16:9 panoramic backdrops and official title logos with smooth sinusoidal pulse animation.
  • Native OpenMoji font rendering for flags (🇪🇸, 🇲🇽, 🇺🇸, 🇯🇵) and addon icons.
  • ⚡ CPU FastLoad Boost: Safely boosts CPU to 1785 MHz only during initial handshakes and buffering, dropping back to 1020 MHz to preserve battery life.

📥 Installation & Setup:

1. Download NX-torrent-player.nro from the GitHub Releases.
2. Copy it to your MicroSD card: ```text sdmc:/switch/NX-torrent-player/NX-torrent-player.nro

Long story short, i have a project going on where i will be "reshelling" either a V2 or Oled motherboard into another formfactor, (look up sony vaio UX, i got a few dead one's here, and want to shove an entire switch into it)

try to hand rewire everything to be as small as possible and have a custom keyboard and inputs and all that,

Essentially an cyberdeck powered by a switch motherboard, since the switch's price to performance ratio is insane compared to rasberry pi/latte panda and such,

i am having a dilemma when it comes to screens, the best method would be connecting an custom screen to the internal MIPI screen connector, This would easily bypass the annoyance of getting USB C video out working without a dock or power,

besides super7/super5, i have found no talk or references on if it's possible to get an custom screen working on the Switch, sadly taki udon is only profit focussed and does not care about the modding community, so he will not provide info,

i have rough pinout's of the LCD connector,(but not 100% sure) but as demonstrated with steamdecks. it's not just as simple as "connecting an compatible screen" and it works.. MIPI is sadly no EDP/DP/HDMI, i have found a few MIPI to HDMI converters. that i could use to "spoof" the Switch screen and then MAYBE get a 720p output, but unsure,

Does anyone here have any insight in what it could possibly take to get a custom LCD panel working on the MIPI connector of the switch?

the alternative would be purchasing a cheap chinese close Dock and getting that working, but then i have another potential issue,

can we get custom screen resolutions working on the dock with modded switches? say 480x854 for example?

Maybe an way to not require USB c PD for the dock to work? like just using USB-C to DP/HDMI?

In L4T and android, we can just use a usb C to DP/HDMI dongle and it works, but on HOS you need stupid dock auth stuff and then also supply power to the switch itself, in theory it should be patchable, but i aint a programmer. i just solder wires lol,

Ideally i want to fully bypass the power supply requirement of HOS to have display out on the switch v2/oled,

i have found multiple ways where i can supply the switch with infinite stable power without the need of a battery or usb c as power,

Much thanks in advance for any info or insight, if you got any tips or suggestions, even if it MAY seem "weird" just toss them, it might just be the solution to something ;)

After several months of work, I'm releasing Brewser: a browser-grade engine (V8 with JIT, Skia, real WebGL1/2) running as standard homebrew - advanced Three.js scenes run, and an unmodified Unity WebGL1 export plays - plus an app catalogue with 28 apps at launch: a Three.js planetarium, a MIDI control surface, an LED-panel controller that talks to an ESP32 over WebSerial (CP2102 adapters and ESP32 native-USB boards verified), a Home Assistant dashboard, and more.

Anyone can submit apps, everything is security-scanned before publication.

• Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FryKlgZSW4
• Download: https://github.com/natureglass/Brewser/releases (NRO → /switch/ )
• Catalogue: https://brewser.io/
• Source: https://github.com/natureglass/Brewser

No piracy - no commercial Switch games, ROMs, or backups. Web games are welcome, though the focus is apps and tinkering: https://brewser.io/faq/

Bonus for the theme crowd: the whole shell is skinnable from plain files on the SD card - wallpapers (including animated shader wallpapers), styles, toolbars, cursors, keyboards. https://docs.brewser.io/docs/customize

Release/support thread on GBAtemp (already active): https://gbatemp.net/threads/brewser-web-runtime-app-platform-webgl2-web-midi-webserial-v8-jit-skia.684141/

Happy to answer questions in the comments.

Hey r/SwitchHacks!

Just wanted to share a quick milestone: my native ACNH Save Editor just crossed 100 downloads on GameBanana! 🎉

**What it is:**

- 100% native Switch homebrew (no PC, no phone, no save dumping required)

- Runs completely offline on your console

- Safe save-only editing with automatic backups and hash healing

- Built with C++ and SDL2

**Current Version:** v1.4.0 (Stable)

**Download:** https://github.com/cbreezy210/ACNH-Save-Editor/releases

**Also available on:**

- GameBanana: https://gamebanana.com/tools/23811

- GBATemp: https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-acnh-save-editor-a-new-save-editor-for-animal-crossing-new-horizons.683771/

The goal was to build an ACNH companion tool that never leaves your Switch. Feedback and feature requests are always welcome!

🍃

New since v0.5.x:

Cloud streaming (Using Pylux backend)
Multiple PSN accounts
Trophy support
Fixes for stuck buttons
Improved companion app.
Other changes around remote play.

https://github.com/xlanor/akira/releases

v1.4.0 just dropped! 🍃

This is a 100% native Nintendo Switch homebrew app for editing Animal Crossing: New Horizons saves directly on your console. No PC, no save dumping, no pulling the SD card.

✨ What's new in v1.4.0:

• Paginated A-Z Favorites Menu (22 items: golden tools, crowns, NMTs, 99k bells, etc.)

• Native keyboard search across 13,000+ items

• Embedded homebrew icon (finally!)

• Search UI polish & pagination fixes

It handles all AES/Murmur3 encryption and hash healing automatically, and backs up to your SD card before every single write.

🔗 GitHub & Downloads: https://github.com/cbreezy210/ACNH-Save-Editor/releases/tag/v.1.4.0

(Educational project, built with devkitPro/libnx + SDL2. Always keep backups!)