Nintendo Switch: MIG Switch flashcart with alleged ties to Gary Bowser could simplify playing homebrew and pirated ROMs

At the end of last year, we opined on the utility of a flashcart for the Nintendo Switch and whether it could give the console a 'new lease of life'. Since then, details of a flashcart called MIG Switch or MIG-Switch have been circulating online with links to the infamous Gary Bowser. For reference, MIG Switch announced its eponymous device in December and not this month.

At any rate, the MIG Switch is said to be capable of playing ROMs regardless of their source, hence the stir that it has caused in some circles despite the following disclaimer on the company's website:

Supposedly, MIG Switch will start shipping units later this year in small batches. For now, it is unclear who sits behind MIG Switch. Instead, its website only states that it is product 'developed and produced in the Russian Federation'. Nonetheless, various sources have discovered links between MIG Switch and Gary Bowser, which Modern Vintage Gamer has summarised in the video below. Unsurprisingly, Bowser denied any involvement, a reproduction of which is as follows:

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