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Is this native emulators(homebrew) or retroarch?

@fabioscp1906 Depends. Under PS1 is RetroArch, the rest are standalone.

@@JoeysRetroHandhelds How did you get 3ds,sega, snes Standalone? Also did you know there is Duckstation standalone?

Sega and SNES are under PS1 - so using RetroArch. 3DS is just the mx4w core, and PS1 is using Duckstation standalone.

Great minds! Thank you!

No problem!

Hey I was wondering if you know how to set up the Ryujinx switch emulator on the switch after its jailbroken. I was able to get atmosphere set up. Most the Ryujinx guides just show people playing on pc at the end but im hoping to get it on the switch hardware. Any help is apricated! @@JoeysRetroHandhelds

I have some confusion, but you're looking to put a switch emulator on a switch? That seems, weird lol

Its probably so they can get games like botw for "free"@@JoeysRetroHandhelds

Unfortunately it’s not true. Without over-clocking, Dreamcast just doesn’t “fly” on the Flycast. Very disappointed performance, even half resolution still unplayable.

How about redream?

@@jerrriell im just getting back into modding my switch again im trying to remember what emulators i used but i played dreamcast hydro thunder with zero issues

Yeah there's always junk ewaste to practice electeonics soldering on before trying a mod for real.

Take a look at the AYN Odin, which if you get your foot in the door early will get you a solid deal, just be prepared to wait

@@bobcake8904 I’ve been looking into it, but I’m not really prepared to drop that much money on something I don’t know if I’ll ever see

@@LothlorBass Odin Lite seems pretty cool for the price. It will run most of the PS2 & Gamecube games but it doesn't have as nice of a screen as the Switch OLED.

I have a modded lite for sale if you're interested also has retroRch and games on it

oled are fully hackable without bricking

I'm not sure we'll ever see a software mod, but I hope we do!

honestly you're better off looking for a v1 or using a mod chip but if you're gonna go that route I'd recommend getting an OLED anyway for a bigger and brighter screen.

They just need to find an exploit like the vita and that sucker will be wide open

@@Drivenby I agree. though I might not even mod my switch unless it's to install my physical games onto an SD card like with jailbreaking a 3DS.

It's already at that point. It's not going to get any easier than it is now. Just get a jig and your good to go.

@@kevincampbell989 How do you know it won't get any easier? A lot of gaming hardware that was only moddable physically eventually was able to be modded via software only.

its so easy though

Ppsspp funciona mejor en Linux 😬

Yep.

You mean stretch the image? Yeah.

Yep

Yes

Sorry to say but the lite cant be modded

You might be able to

Yes it can, with the modchip.

@@JoeysRetroHandhelds oh thats pretty neat, i didnt know you could use the mod chip on a lite

@@aeroplanething yeah it seems that after the Gen 1 switch any one can be modded with a soddered chip

Yep!

Hey thanks for the reply, thank god you replied fast because earlier I didn’t subcribe you properly, and did properly and yes am a subcriber!! Oh ya lastly when we mod nintendo switch, is there any cons to it like maybe no software update or nintendo switch updates? Also can’t wait for many more videos in the future! Keep up the good work! 🙌🏻❤️💪🏻

Nope, no cons at all!

@@JoeysRetroHandhelds thanks mate! Truly appreciate it, now i’m REALLY INTERESTED IN IT but i’ll for the new nintendo switch, since there’s rumors going around about it! Cheers! 💪🏻👊🏻

@@JoeysRetroHandhelds Hey i’m still loving your videos, and because of this video i’m still planning to purchase a modded version. But i also do still want to wait on the new nintendo switch 2 and in a modded version hehe, or i was thinking about buying a modded nintendo switch oled or the odin 2 pro? Which would you suggest is the best gaming handheld if i want to play all nintendo games from gbc, gba, ds, 3ds, to nintendo switch emulators & games and as well as psp emulators, also mobile and optional bonus pc game if possible. Ya gbc to mobile games i mentioned above should be good enough. Which would be a best handheld that plays of all these emulators i mentioned above in a proper good quality performance? Or is buying an laptop perfect for that 😂? Oh ya Whenever we download all these emulators do we have to pay or it’s a free download in both these handhelds?

It's not that big of a surprise considering that the Tegra chip that came out with the switch was dated at launch. Plus modern smartphones and tablets have come a long way in terms of hardware inside, there are a lot of variables of course but the majority of people have upgraded their devices during the lifespan of the switch.

@@otakukj i mean on the same hardware.. emulators run better on the Switch in Android mode than they do with the regular custom firmware. Android has more overhead as an OS so you would think it wouldn't run as well.

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@@JoeysRetroHandheldsthank youuu 😭

@@JoeysRetroHandhelds Thanks Joey, but can I ask where you get this from? I can't find it on the official duckstation website...

It's a community port from the Retro NX Discord.

@@JoeysRetroHandhelds ah, I found it, it is a pinned comment. Thank you 😊

I got mine from Stethix, highly recommend.

Doubtful.

@@JoeysRetroHandhelds sad to know that.

lmao

Steam deck has nothing on switch emulation battery life

​​​@@idontknow390it can run more than switch can, and i dont game for more than 5 hours straight, which the deck does for emulation. if ya do super long sessions and play ps2/gc/wii u/xbox 360/ps3(not sure if switch can even do some of those well enough) than maybe itll win out, but i cant imagine anyone needing it for that long without the option to charge eventually. then there is the problem of needing a chip... because the v1 switches have awful battery life. those are 100% losing to the deck, its not even a contest. i have one, for reference. you would need an oled or later model to even hope to make it fair lol edit - also worth noting, decks battery life drops greatly playing wii u/ps3/xbox 360, but its better than the switches in those cases, which is 0 hours... because its too weak to do so lol. id even say if you wanted to mod one of those models with better battery, its just plain better to get a deck... most switch games run fine on it too now, and its way more capable as an emulation device

@@Zalibidas but the switch is more portable and last longer and for new the switch has port of those as well and the switch don't get heavy in your hand as quickly

​@@idontknow390you used a deck for a long time? the weight is nothing. can go hours holding the thing. its got such a good form factor the weight ends up being a non-issue. switch is more portable but not by much... if you want something for portability, retroid pocket or anbernic devices beat both switch and deck in both portability and battery life. switch does not have ports of those higher requirement emulators that run well. the switch is just too weak. thats where devices like the deck or rog ally come in. the switch is actually in some weird area in the middle that doesnt make too much sense for most people for that specific purpose. its fine, but there are better options on all fronts. if you chip the oled model its a pretty good device for it, but you either buy it premodded costing more than a deck which is pointless or you risk damaging your existing switch. im not saying switch is bad for this stuff, but the deck is just flat out better. if i can find some time i can do a side by side in video. have both available to me. the one device people seem to forget that is pretty insane for emulation, portability, battery life and interesting library or games is the ps vita which is in kind of a perfect spot for what most people want imo

The whole franchise as an anniversary thing or something??? Nah we zelda fans stuck with tears gameplay from here on

Anything really

Get a girlfriend and go out.

Depends. If you want to play Switch games at all, you'd want a Switch. But if you want pure retro games, that work perfectly for PSP and under, you might want a Chinese handheld, yeah.

Get a steam deck it on sale for $350. Then upgrade with a 1tb ssd for $100. It can emulate everything up to the ps3.

@@wcw209suck I did that but grown bored of the Deck. Its too damn big and bulky for a handheld.

Nope.

Can you do mod installation for Nintendo switch v2

Yep, you have to solder the modchip.

Can I use kapton tape and thermal paste instead of isopropy alcohol cause I don't have it

@@lawrencecarter5522 im not sure why youd ever mix the two, they all do very different things

All are hackable, patched needs the hardware mod.

Yep

Uhm yeah but you do need to sodder the mod chip into it

It is very hard to hack a lite.

Nope

12 threads used to play GBC :D I like that.

😄@@Wrublos212

Feel free to go ahead and test whatever game you like, film the videos and share the link here! Looking forward to seeing your work :)

Merry Christmas!

Lo curioso es que los anglos... Pronuncian todo feo. 🤭😬

@@furbi963... And you know what we think of how you sound when you speak English?

@@PhilosophyofGuitar 🤭 jejeje inglés británico, inglés australiano, inglés estadounidense, inglés de la India.... 😏

@@furbi963No way bro, all vis Een-gleesh? Nooo homie...

@@PhilosophyofGuitar very guacamole ese🤔

Check my video on what the Android side on the Switch can do.

@@JoeysRetroHandhelds The Android side looks promising. So when I jailbreak my system for the first time and it asks about partitions, should I set the Android one to 16 GB right off the bat so I don't have to re-partition again later? Does the Android side read your games from the EmuMMC or Android partition?

This has been around since the release of the Switch :)

What.