Nintendo Switch

If you’re playing Pokopia on Switch 2 and want to know exactly what items and environment setup you need for any Pokémon, I made a database that has all of it.

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sop32ZoiLBI

Nintendo’s new Switch 2 has been out for only a couple of days as of writing, but modders have wasted no time poking around under the hood. On June 5, developer and security researcher David Buchanan (@retr0_id on Bluesky) shared footage of a successful framebuffer graphics demo running on the console through a userland Return-Oriented Programming (ROP) exploit. For reference, it's a technique that doesn't involve native code execution, but still manages to draw graphics directly to the screen. In this context, "userland" (or "user space") refers to code that runs outside the kernel, meaning it doesn’t have full system privileges or direct hardware access.

Jeff Grubb confirming. It's a 2-step reveal. On the 16th will be almost 100% hardware with little to say about software. It's expected to launch by summer.

If you are in Canada and looking for someone to install a mod chip for you, I'd recommend reaching out to u/De9ed0 on Reddit. They are super friendly, professional, and they respond quickly. I just got my switch back from them and it works great.

Sometimes when I get home from a long day of work, the last thing I want to do is play a game with a bunch of complicated tasks to keep track of. As much as I love Stardew Valley, if you're not keeping track of your relationships, the community center, and more—you're wasting a lot of time while you're playing. I like games where I don't have to think as much, with cute elements and puzzles. Most of these games suit those requirements.