With the recent progress in the Switch 2 hacking scene, especially the reported ns2jb exploit and developments around accessing game data, I've been wondering how close we actually are to running native Switch 2 game dumps using something like MIG Flash (MIG Switch). I understand that MIG Flash currently works with Switch 1 games through cartridge emulation, but Switch 2 uses a different cartridge authentication system. A few questions for those who understand the technical side: Could the existing MIG Flash V2 hardware theoretically emulate Switch 2 cartridges through a firmware update, or would completely new hardware be required? Does the recent jailbreak progress bring us any closer to understanding or bypassing Switch 2 cartridge authentication? If native Switch 2 games can eventually be dumped, what's the biggest technical obstacle preventing MIG Flash from running them? Do you think we'll see a MIG Flash V3 specifically designed for Switch 2 before a proper CFW or game loader becomes available? I'm not asking for piracy links or where to download games. I'm genuinely interested in the technical feasibility of backing up personally owned Switch 2 cartridges. What's your prediction? Could MIG Flash support native Switch 2 games within the next year, or are we still several major breakthroughs away? Would love to hear from people who have experience with cartridge emulation, reverse engineering, or the Switch 2 security architecture.   submitted by   /u/fadzly_jb [link]   [comments]