Switch:Things to do

Finally got homebrew / custom firmware on your Switch? Here's a list of common things you can do with it.

Most, if not all of the homebrew listed should be on hbappstore (Homebrew App Store)

Custom firmware basics Custom firmware has a bunch of useful settings and menus, see how to use them here! Atmosphère configuration	Customization Custom themes - a way of adding some more personality to your home menu
Emulation Later on, this section will probably be turned into a standalone page. RetroArch - an all-in-one frontend for emulators Alternatively, you may use Lakka, a lightweight Linux installation that includes RetroArch Standalone emulators not a complete list, just a quick overview: mGBA - Game Boy Advance Snes9x - SNES melonDS - DS pNES - NES If you have installed Android or Linux on your Switch, then you can also use Dolphin for Wii / GCN games. Be aware that performance may not be the best, it varies from game to game.	Game mods, save editing, cheats Before you modify a game or its save, you should back up your save data. JKSV - save manager, actively maintained Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl EdiZon - cheats. Don't use online, you will be ruining the experience of other players and they will get you banned.
Extras TegraExplorer - a payload-based file explorer Switchroot Android - install Android on your Switch Switchroot Linux - install Linux on your Switch sys-clk - safe overclocking tool. Only use the official version of sys-clk, any modification that remove the limits are dangerous and should be avoided. sysDVR - a tool that allows you to stream your games to your PC via network or USB Tesla-Menu - a overlay menu comparable to the Rosalina menu on the 3DS FTPD - a way to transfer files from and to your SD card wirelessly via FTP Missioncontrol - module that allows you to use unsupported wireless controllers on your Switch via Bluetooth sys-con - module that allows you to use unsupported wired controllers on your Switch via USB Transferring SD cards