PlayStation 5 can now run Nintendo Switch games via emulator

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By Sarah Davis • Updated Sep 28, 2026 at 13:35

PS5 drops 'beautifully written' free game that's yours to keep, no PS Plus required - GAMINGbible — PlayStation 5 can now run Nintendo Switch games via emulator

An experimental emulator now allows Nintendo Switch games to run natively on jailbroken PlayStation 5 consoles. Applications for the PlayStation 5 Pro are now open, with applicants required to have a significant amount of gameplay. Additionally, a free game described as 'highly praised' has been added to the PS5 library, accessible without a PS Plus subscription.

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