Don't use GitHub for these projects.
Eden is still up and rolling though.
If someone has a recent archive of the git repo I'll happily add it onto my git server.
Edit: nevermind I found git bundles on archive.org, so now skyline is here. I've also set up mirrors for some of the other skyline-emu repos but those are probably safer
Edit 2: fixed typo and add link to skyline-dev. Also did you know you can access the GitHub repo's old commits if you know/guess a commit? https://github.com/skyline-emu/skyline/tree/bdf73aa20d4fffc41e7be4ad906521c920ab68c0
This is gold
And this is the only comment that matters to me.
Fuck Nintendo
Just keep rlusibg it but every time they do a sweep, just upload twice as many next time lmao.
Specifically, these Nintendo Switch emulators illegally circumvent Nintendo’s TPMs in order to run illegal copies of Nintendo Switch games.
I mean, sure, that's what they do when people use them for that. 🤷 I can play Game Boy games in my browser, should we take down all the browsers, too?
Nintendo would say yes I bet
How would Nintendo download their pirated ROMs to sell to their customers without a browser though?
Reference: https://www.eurogamer.net/did-nintendo-download-a-mario-rom-and-sell-it-back-to-us
I can run emulators in Windows. Nintendo better do something about that!
Also copyright infringement isn't a criminal charge wtf.
It is in the USA
Is it really? I was dead sure it's a civil matter..
BROWSER BAD >:( GRRRR
400 more heads on the hydra
Well I think Nintendo is illegally an asshole and should fuck off and get back to making games
Remember when Nintendo threw a hissy fit for Steam wanting to host Dolphin officially on their store?
The net effect of this kind of takedown action is going to be these groups going underground and then no longer playing nice with Nintendo and simply destroying their DRM.
Considering how incredibly easy it is to do piracy on real switch hardware they really shouldn't care at all...
Really? I thought that only certain, really old, Switch models were modable. Am I misreading or misremembering something?
First revision could be hacked by putting it to recovery mode. All models can be hacked using modchip.
And there are flash carts that work on every model now. They don't work for online play of course, but neither do traditional modchips/softmods.
They also don't allow you to play digital-only games (which is the majority of the Switch game library), only games available as cartridge can be played with the flash cart.
You also lose all the other advantages of homebrew, like running emulators or using almost any 3rd party Bluetooth controllers without an external dongle.
And they are also expensive as fuck, a Picofly modchip costs under 10€.
And with a modchip or softmod you CAN go online, you just have to use a legitimate copy for playing online, and can play pirated games offline. If you use the flashcard you will get banned eventually, so you're limited to playing offline and need a 2nd switch if you want to play online
Wait I'm confused now, if you play a legitimate game online using a switch which has previously had a flash cart used it can be banned? I was under the impression that as long as you didn't go online it was fully undetectable, allowing you to use legitimate games online as you want without needing to switch between emummc and sysnand. Nintendo probably doesn't care about the homebrew software in the same way they do piracy, but unfortunately for them that's all the flash carts can do, hence why from their perspective I say every version is cracked.
I'm not up to date on switch modchips but last I checked you needed to solder a flex pcb such that it made contact with pads under a BGA chip. As it goes that's quite intensive rework for a hobbyist. I'm an electrical engineer and use professional BGA rework equipment at work regularly. Our success rate for BGA rework is like 80% for ICs that have been desoldered and resoldered before. Sure you don't need to remove the chip to get the flex PCB soldered, but the risk of shorting balls and needing to remove it on an expensive piece of hardware is too much for many hobbyists.
Wait I'm confused now, if you play a legitimate game online using a switch which has previously had a flash cart used it can be banned?
Yes
I'm not up to date on switch modchips but last I checked you needed to solder a flex pcb such that it made contact with pads under a BGA chip
That was only the case for the OLED model, not the LCD and Switch Lite. Nowadays on the OLED model a different method gets used to solder to the Dat0 connection (known as Kamikaze method).
I've done it on all three models and the OLED is the only one that is genuinely difficult to do, yet I was still able to do it without a microscope. The LCD version and Switch Lite are easy enough to do that someone with basic soldering skills can do it
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