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The past few weeks have been exciting for the Nintendo Switch 2 homebrew scene, as the first jailbreak released for the system allowed users to accomplish all sorts of feats from modding, data mining, and dumping games (resulting in Zelda: Ocarina of Time being playable on PC since launch) to expanding the system's functionality. Unfortunately, the fun may have come to a temporary end, as Nintendo released a new firmware update that patches the OS vulnerability, thus taking the jailbreak…
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Upgrade this serverThe past few weeks have been exciting for the Nintendo Switch 2 homebrew scene, as the first jailbreak released for the system allowed users to accomplish all sorts of feats from modding, data mining, and dumping games (resulting in Zelda: Ocarina of Time being playable on PC since launch) to expanding the system's functionality. Unfortunately, the fun may have come to a temporary end, as Nintendo released a new firmware update that patches the OS vulnerability, thus taking the jailbreak out of commission. "The OS exploit used in the recent jailbreak has been patched in version 23.5.0," wrote…
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