My Switch 2 test has been banned, after using the mig switch with perfectly legal dumps of my own cartridges, so it would ...

Affected users report the company is disabling Switch 2 consoles that run the third-party 'MIG Flash' cartridge, which can ...

It took hackers over a year to jailbreak the original Switch, but the Switch 2 has one vulnerability its predecessor didn’t: backwards compatibility. Some new console owners have already tried to use ...

Complicating matters, Nintendo does not have an official presence in Brazil, so discussions have taken place between ...

While the MIG Flash was initially deemed incompatible at launch, it now seemingly works with the Switch 2, suggesting the team has somehow cracked Nintendo's built-in protections for the new system.

Nintendo Switch 2 buyers have quickly discovered Nintendo can remotely ban consoles - here’s what you should know.

As highlighted by Tom's Hardware, Nintendo Switch 2 users are reporting cases of console online bans due to the use of the ...

It's worth noting that it was only as of a few days ago that the MIG Switch actually became usable on Switch 2 at all, as a result of a new firmware update for the cartridge. These ban reports all ...

Running games on the Mig requires you to download them from others who have dumped files off of cartridges, or dump the games yourself with something like the Mig Dumper, then loa ...

Brazilian consumer watchdog ProconSP has asked Nintendo to change its end-user license agreement in the country.

Nintendo fans are warning others to be mindful of the company's new anti-piracy policy when buying a secondhand Switch 2.