It is likely that the Switch will end up as a home to all sorts of homebrew emulators and apps, much like the 2DS and 3DS before it.

It’s worth noting that Nintendo doesn’t support any homebrew apps or hacks that make them possible. As such,if you do have homebrew on your Switch, your warranty will be void.

It isn't a rare thing to see homebrew communities pop up around Nintendo consoles. We've seen it happen with the Wii, Wii U, and 3DS, and now that the Switch is on the scene, the homebrew ...

An important Switch homebrew tool called Lockpick has reportedly been DMCA’d following pre-release piracy of the latest Zelda game Mario Nintendo When The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom ...

It stretches a bit further than you might expect as well - with the Nintendo Switch and PS Vita homebrew scenes making a new breakthrough (credit - xerpi) that allows PlayStation Vita and its ...

There’s a large group of dedicated coders and hackers working around the clock to crack open the Nintendo Switch. A while back we reported (see here) that the Nintendo Switch was on the verge of ...

Armed with in-game exploits, the homebrew community persistently overcame updates to release unofficial emulators and apps for the Wii, Wii U, and 3DS. But, is Nintendo's latest console as ...

The Wololo homebrew community has released an update to its Pegaswitch toolkit, allowing the Nintendo Switch to run homebrew.

Nintendo Switch owners patiently waiting for a hack to enable the ability to install homebrew code will be pleased to know that one industrious developer has now found a way to run homebrews on ...

Just before 2018 arrived hackers declared that a custom launcher would be made available for Switch that would allow users to run homebrew apps on their systems. We're now seeing the first fruits ...

Nintendo’s Switch was hacked to run Linux in February, and now it’s clear that hackers could go further and run homebrew apps and games on the device. Eurogamer reports that two exploits have ...