The latest rumors suggest that the Switch hack may have entered a new era, and this time the focus is on flashcard technology. According to the leaks on social **, a flashcard-based NS cracking technology is being tested and is expected to be shipped in the first batch in January 2024, and this technology is said to be suitable for all hardware versions of the Switch, including the latest battery life version and OLED version.
Twitter user AfterTimex shared a ** from a test team demonstrating the operation of a suspected Switch hacking flashcard. **Display, after inserting an SD card device similar to the size of a Switch cassette, the Switch can recognize the games in the SD card, and through multiple insertions, the Switch can even automatically identify different games, achieving an effect similar to that of an N-in-1 flashcard.
If this technology is verified, it will mark a new stage in switch cracking, which no longer requires complex welding and hard breaking operations, and no longer needs to install software such as atmosphere and virtual systems. Players only need to buy this special device, crack the game file accordingly, and then burn it into the SD card, plug it into the Switch and it will run.
Players have had mixed reactions to the news. Some people have expressed anticipation for this new hacking method, believing that it provides players with a more convenient option. On the other hand, there are concerns that this could be a blow to Nintendo, as the lowering of the crack threshold could lead to a further exacerbation of the piracy problem.
As of now, Nintendo has not officially responded to this incident. However, if this rumor is true, it will have far-reaching implications for the gaming industry and spark a deeper discussion about digital rights and game security. We will continue to follow the development of this new crack technology to see if it can really change the game of switch cracking.
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