Running games on the Mig requires you to download them from others who have dumped files off of cartridges, or dump the games ...

Nintendo seems able to detect use of Mig Flash carts, which can also help enable piracy.

My Switch 2 test has been banned, after using the mig switch with perfectly legal dumps of my own cartridges, so it would ...

Nintendo isn't messing around with the Switch 2 and is taking major steps to prevent piracy and tampering with the console.

Nintendo is banning Switch 2 users who play games via a MIG flash cart, regardless of whether the games are pirated or ...

Some Switch users rely on a unique tool to back up their games to take on the go. Unfortunately, it seems this practice will ...

Affected users report the company is disabling Switch 2 consoles that run the third-party 'MIG Flash' cartridge, which can ...

It took hackers over a year to jailbreak the original Switch, but the Switch 2 has one vulnerability its predecessor didn’t: backwards compatibility. Some new console owners have already tried to use ...

In a recent showcase, the team behind the MIG-Switch (now MIG Flash) successfully booted up The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of ...

Switch 2 owners are reportedly getting banned from going online after trying to use a special cartridge that lets you play pirated games.

To maintain the Mig Flash warranty during online play, it’s essential to utilize self-dumped backups with authentic Certificate, UID, and Card Set ID.” Nintendo isn’t bricking the consoles ...

Nintendo is actively working to block "easy" modding attempts and prevent potential piracy on its new console.