People love their Switches. Some people love them so much they want to break them open and make them do things they’re not supposed to. That means Nintendo has to respond. The back-and-forth between Nintendo and hackers reached fever pitch this week.
"The Courcelles-based (Belgium) indie games developer Badass Mongoose, are today very happy and proud to announce that their atmospheric adventure game "Helix: Descent N Ascent", is coming to PC and the Nintendo Switch in 2025." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
"The London-based (the UK) indie games publisher PQube and Bandung-based (Indonesia) indie games developer MassHive Media, are today very proud and thrilled to announce that their their potion-themed open-ended sim RPG “Potion Permit: Complete Edition”, is now digitally and physically available for PC (via Steam) and console (PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
ScreenRant's Ben Brosofsky writes, "There have been a lot of great co-op games over the years, and the best of the best cover a wide variety of genres while maintaining the fun."
Maybe Nintendo shouldn't have made their console so easy to hack!
I may get a Switch just to hack and play pirated/emulated/homebrew games, although I wouldn't pay a penny more than $200 for the handheld. Just not worth more than that for the hardware specs included.