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So I have somewhat experience in modding. I’ve modded my Nintendo 3DS, but i’m interested in modding my nintendo switch as well. I have an unpatched switch and these are the things i have so far to mod my switch:

- PC
- RCM jig
- USB cable

Is there anything else i might need? Also, are there any guides you recommend I should follow? Thank you!

More questions i have:

1) When i install the CFW to my switch, will all my progress from pirated games save?

2) Is it true that I have to connect my switch to my computer every time I want to use CFW?

3) What is emuMMC, eMMC, sysMMC, and all that other stuff?

4) Is it true that if I buy an actual game I won’t be able to play it after adding CFW to my switch?

5) If I play games like animal crossing new horizons, will I not be able to play with friends?

6) Any game recommendations? I like adventure and RPG games!

Thank you again! :toot:
 

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    @MysticStarlight, oh Yea I recall my PS3 can do that
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