任天堂的Switch在市場上取得極大的成功，市場預計近期將推出次代主機。最近，熱門的話題之一，莫過於針對Switch遊戲進行儲存的"Mig-Switch"燒錄卡上市，目前已經有部分買家入手試用。

根據在網路上流出的影片顯示，當將這張卡片插入NS主機後，遊戲就會開始更換。目前破解Switch的方式主要有兩種：一種是軟體破解，需要將硬體插入Joy-Con的接孔中，類似於安裝模擬器的概念，但僅針對早期的舊版主機，後期的Lite和OLED系列無效。另一種是硬體破解，適用於所有型號，但需要在主機背部的PCB板上焊接SXCore晶片。

Mig-Switch只需簡單地插卡，無需進行軟體或硬體的破解，且適用於所有型號主機。缺點是在挑選遊戲時需要不斷的拔出卡片後再插入。目前售價每片65美元，為避免法律責任，在製造公司的官網上特別標註產品與任天堂無關，功能是用來備份遊戲。公司還要求買家要參考所屬國家的當地法律自行判斷是否購買，並警告不得用來下載或安裝盜版遊戲，否則將不提供售後服務。

Mig-Switch的設計與當年的R4燒錄卡類似，是將各種XCI檔案存儲在TF卡上供遊戲遊玩。然而，值得注意的是R4燒錄卡在當年推出後曾引起任天堂聯合其他軟體開發商的注意，最終對製造商及通路進行集體訴訟，日本法院判定該燒錄卡嚴重侵權，需要支付高額罰款。因此，Mig-Switch可能在不久的將來也會面臨相似的命運。

Nintendo's Switch has achieved tremendous success in the market, and there are expectations for the imminent release of the next-generation console. One of the recent hot topics revolves around the "Mig-Switch" flashcard, designed for storing Switch games, which has already been acquired and tested by some buyers.

According to leaked videos on the internet, inserting the Mig-Switch card into the Nintendo Switch (NS) console causes the games to change. Currently, there are two main methods for hacking the Switch. One involves software hacks that require inserting hardware into the Joy-Con's port, similar to the concept of installing emulators, but it only works for early versions of the console, excluding later Lite and OLED models. The other method is hardware hacking, which is applicable to all models but requires soldering the SXCore chip onto the PCB board at the back of the console.

The Mig-Switch only requires a simple card insertion without the need for software or hardware hacks, and it is compatible with all models of the console. The downside is the continuous need to insert and remove the card when selecting games. The current price is $65 per card, and to avoid legal responsibility, the manufacturing company explicitly states on its official website that the product is not affiliated with Nintendo and is designed solely for game backup purposes. Buyers are advised to refer to local laws in their respective countries and warned against using it to download or install pirated games, as this will void any warranty or after-sales service.

The design of the Mig-Switch is reminiscent of the R4 flashcard from years past, storing various XCI files on a TF card for gameplay. However, it's worth noting that the R4 flashcard faced significant legal consequences after its launch, with Nintendo and other software developers filing a collective lawsuit against the manufacturers and distributors. The Japanese court ruled that the R4 flashcard seriously infringed on copyrights, resulting in substantial fines. Therefore, Mig-Switch might face a similar fate in the near future.

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