What did I tell you in my last thread? The FS exploit has been patched. You guys were counting eggs too soon. For the scene it was a mistake to release the FS module exploit too soon. Ocarina of Time will be the last decrypted dumped Nintendo game. No future games for you (unless a kernel exploit appears but that hasn't happened even with the FS mdoule exploit kowledge and AI). Switch 2 games currently getting dumped and looked at for recompilation/emulation can made to run on PC and other devices, but cannot be played as backups on the Switch 2 itself. This works because the current exploit (ns2jb) lets us dump the game files after the Switch 2 hardware has already decrypted them in the filesystem, even though we don't have a kernel exploit or custom firmware to bypass signature checks on the console. Since there is no kernel or bootrom exploit to extract future master keys, what happens when Nintendo patches this in a firmware update? When future games (like Pokémon Wind and Wave ) release and require a higher firmware to run/decrypt it will be impossible to dump those new games unless a brand-new exploit is found on that higher firmware. This was partial hack. Yes, games from this date and backward can be dumped, but future games (once Nintendo parches the exploit) won't be dumped (unless a new exploit appears).   submitted by   /u/FernandoRocker [link]   [comments]