GearNuke writes: "The Nintendo Switch can now emulate a wide variety of consoles including the PS1, PSP, N64, DS, GBA and many more thanks to a new program."
"The Watford-based (the UK) indie games publisher Wired Productions and Hoofddorp-based (The Netherlands) indie games develop KeokeN Interactive, are today very happy and excited to announce that their sci-fi thriller “Deliver Us The Moon”, is coming to the Nintendo Switch this year (2024) as revealed at the Wired Direct ‘24 event." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
WTMG's Oliver Shellding: "Overall, I think Stitch is an ultra quaint title that oozes warmth and welcome in gameplay and visual presentation, and is just such a decompression tool after a long day doing literally anything. It gives me such joy and relaxation to bring together the numbers and colors until I’ve made a bicycle or a nutcracker or whatever. I’ll do Christmas puzzles in April, it’s fine and the game doesn’t judge me. Unlock more and more pieces, don’t wait for power ups or villains because there are none, and just keep making yourself happy. If games are art, this one is a sweater my mom made for me, and I’m wearing it to keep out any and all chilly elements. But, just like mom, I’ll only pretend to listen."
Set to bring action adventuring to PC and console, Mark of the Deep is a narrative rich game which mixes in some decent ideas
“Lakka is a multi-console emultor that has been ported over to the Switch which allows you to play games from 45 different systems.”
I didn’t even know there were 45 systems, let alone 45 worth emulating
emulators suck, always have, always will.
Of course it can its a nivida shield.
What no Amiga?
No Ouya Emulator...dang.