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Yep all you need to do is find a copy of the firmware (you actually can get the latest firmware from the internet archive) and the decryption keys (they're a little bit more difficult to find, can't remember where I got them from, but it took a long time for me to find a working download)
For the future and anyone else who reads this:
https://rentry.co/128bb
Thank you!
Or just download a FitGirl repack of any Switch game and you don't have to worry about any firmware/decryption nonsense. Just install and play.
I've wondered about those. Don't they get outdated as the emulators become more developed? I'm assuming it's packed with whichever version was the latest stable release at the time.
Yes but you can always just update the emulator yourself. If you're playing the latest games then you're usually using a more up-to-date version anyway.
I never figured this out. When I play switch games it's always a version that bundles the emulator with it and has all the keys and bios crap already configured.
There are tons of sites that host switch firmware and "prod keys" for it as well. You need the keys for playing games on the switch natively as well.
You might also ask nicely for folks to send you theirs. Especially since Nintendo is going after Yuzu, I'm sure there's plenty of folks that would volunteer keys via DM just to stick it to Nintendo...
The keys I found were on a website linked from a website posted to a Reddit sub. And they were base64 encoded for obscurity