How to use your Switch as a WiiU Game Pad in Cemu using SkyNX!
It's actually a really short tutorial, so don't worry about it being too diffcult to get up and running.Before we begin, note that you will need to connect your computer up to a second display, as one will be use for the gamepad. I'll try to implement a feature in the future so that this is no neccisary but for now, sadly it is.If you have not heard of SkyNX and how to set it up, you can find the download and the instructions here.If you don't have Cemu for emulating WiiU Games, you can find that here here.One more thing before we continue that I feel is very important to mention here, is that we definitely don't condone piracy. Please only use games that you legitimately own.Ok. With all that out of the way let the tutorial commence! 1. First, like when streaming any game with SkyNX, set your primary monitors resolution to 1280 X 720. This will be the monitor the game pad will be on.Go ahead and start the streamer app on the desktop. And connect your switch.Now lets configure your controller inputs in Cemu.First go to the Options > Input Settings in the toolbar at the top of Cemu.Set your Controller 1's

Release - SkyNX v1.0 Stable - Stream your PC games to your Switch at 60fps! No android required!
https://github.com/DevL0rd/SkyNX/releases

Atmosphère 0.12.0 released
https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere/releases

NX-Activity-Log v1.3.0 released!
https://github.com/tallbl0nde/NX-Activity-Log/releases/tag/v1.3.0

Atmosphère roadmap updated (Planned Features)
https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere/blob/aca2992c687bbe8325e4f23fbab07e3b49ad2e6c/docs/roadmap.md

[WIP] Running VNDS (Fate/stay night) on a Switch
https://v.redd.it/fvwb7oof1rv41

Switch firmware 10.0.2 released; Atmosphere 0.12.0 and Hekate 5.1.4 still working
https://yls8.mtheall.com/ninupdates/reports.php?date=2020-04-30_01-30-33&sys=hac

Hekate v5.2.0 & Nyx v0.9.0 released!
https://github.com/CTCaer/hekate/releases/tag/v5.2.0

Kosmos v16 – Light
https://github.com/AtlasNX/Kosmos/releases/tag/v16.0

Ren'Py for Nintendo Switch Version 1.7 released
https://github.com/uyjulian/renpy-switch/releases/tag/v1.7

ReiNX v3.0 has been released!
Not my cfw of choice nor have I ever used it but it's been dead for 10 months and this update brings 9.x and 10.x support.. if you're a fan this is for you..https://github.com/Reisyukaku/ReiNX

Kosmos 16.1 Released
https://github.com/AtlasNX/Kosmos/releases/tag/v16.1

RetroArch 1.8.6 released!
https://www.libretro.com/index.php/retroarch-1-8-6-released/

SX Core & SX Lite Review and Test Samples are Underway!
​Source: https://team-xecuter.com/sx-core-sx-lite-review-and-test-samples-are-underway/

NeutOS has been discontinued
Just an FYI and from the GitHub:NeutOS has been discontinued in favor of ReiNX, as it has returned to fulfill the role that NeutOS set out to fill.You can find ReiNX's source code at https://github.com/Reisyukaku/ReiNXThere will also be a binary release of ReiNX rehosted here for people who use neutos-updater to be able to transition to it.Note: ReiNX does not support emummc/emunand currently.

How I get Unpatched switches consistently from Gamestop
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyqWrti4q2U

Update - SkyNX V1.4 - Stream your PC games to your Switch without android! If you had issues since 1.0, try this latest release and let me know!
https://github.com/DevL0rd/SkyNX/releases

PPSSPP Standalone build updated!
https://twitter.com/m4xwdev/status/1259938614424875008

Kosmos has been discontinued.
https://github.com/AtlasNX/Kosmos/releases/tag/END

SwitchHaxing Support Thread #16: “Lockdown”
New users, please read this entire post and the stickied FAQ before asking your question as your question may already be answered there.If you're looking for live help, consider checking out our discord.How do I hack my switch?Homebrew is available on all switch firmware versions on unpatched consoles and select firmware versions on patched consoles.For information on current exploits, check out the FAQ stickied at the top of our sub.For loading CFW on all versions, start here: https://switch.homebrew.guide/.What about CFW?For free, we have Atmosphere, which is the most stable implementation of CFW, and Kosmos, which is based off of Atmosphere, but includes many advanced features out of the box.There is also Team Xecuter’s SX OS and their payload sender, the SX Pro. These options cost $30 and $40 respectively.Team Xecuter also has the SX Core and SX Lite modchips, for the standard and lite switch respectively, coming soon.I just want to load backups.Any Atmosphere-based CFW can be used to load backups given the proper signature patches.If you're looking to emulate older games, RetroArch works well and is accessible through the homebrew menu.You can also use Lakka, a Linux distribution, which provides access to a number of emulators.Where to go for scene updates:Our DiscordReSwitched Discord/r/SwitchHaxing/r/Switchhacks as an alternate source of information.Other useful things:An extremely simple thread containing information about cfw/exploitsIs my switch patched?Game firmware requirementsSwitch update historySwitchBrew

Current Methods and Exploits | Beginner FAQ #3, It's Been Too Long Edition!
Note: This is an FAQ thread, not a Q&A thread, so if you have questions in the form of comments, please post them in the latest Q&A thread. They will most likely not be answered here!Acronyms and terminology used in this guide, as well as the scene as a whole:CFW: Custom Firmware, a series of patches to the console's firmwareOFW: Original Firmware, or an unmodified instance of Nintendo's official firmwareNAND: The console's internal built in storageemuMMC/emuNAND: A copy of the NAND running from a partition on the SD card, used mainly as a safe, offline environment for CFWRCM: Recovery mode, which contains the exploit necessary to launch payloadsRCM jig: A device used to bridge Pin 10 in the right JoyCon rail to ground, which is what allows you to enter RCM. Without one, you cannot launch exploitsPatched/iPatched: Consoles not vulnerable to the RCM exploit, the former being Lite and Mariko consoles, and the latter being late model original consolesMariko: Codename for the new