MIG Flash is now compatible with Nintendo Switch 2
The MIG Flash (formerly MIG-Switch) team has officially confirmed that their new version of the flash card supports Nintendo Switch 2, despite initial compatibility issues. The product's website already has a message "Compatible with Switch 2", and a recent demo showed how to launch from a device The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom — albeit with a noticeable loading delay.
MIG Flash is a cartridge emulator, which disguises itself as original game cards and allows you to run game images from microSD. Initially intended for storing personal copies and supporting indie developers, the flash card quickly fell into the sights of pirates. However, the manufacturer does not disclose, how was compatibility with Switch 2 achieved, however, the most likely cause was firmware update, bypassing Nintendo's new security mechanisms.
It is important to understand that Switch 2 games can't be dumped yet, and launching with MIG Flash is only possible for projects from the first console. However, even this functionality is alarming, because Each Switch cartridge contains a unique identifierand Nintendo May Track Attempts to Launch Backups. This can lead to an account ban, console ban, or even its blocking.
