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Read the FAQ to see how to change it to match the Horizon MAC address.Games on video are always enjoyable and something we need in times of being enslaved by COVID.

MAC Address fix: Lakka now uses a random MAC Address.

Cold boot Wi-Fi: using Wi-Fi no longer needs a reboot!.

You can now overclock the CPU up to 1.9GHz by using the menu in the first tab.

CPU Overclock: the default CPU speed is now the same as Horizon’s (around 1GHz).

It depends heavily on the CPU so you may want to overclock it.

This core is up-to-date with the standalone dosbox, allowing it to run way faster than the original core.

New core: mesen (Nintendo Entertainment System).

This is a dolphin fork which can be faster on certain cases – Ishiiruka works better when the GPU and CPU are overclocked.

New core: Ishiiruka (Nintendo GameCube / Wii).

While some games are playable, don’t expect it to run as a decent speed.

New core : Dolphin (Nintendo GameCube / Wii).

This allows you to boot Lakka from your dongle or modchip.

I will not provide any support regarding any other method of booting.

Current users should drop their copy of the boot scripts and use hekate instead.

See the Installation guide to know how to boot Lakka from hekate.

Hekate chainloading: Hekate is now the recommended way of booting Lakka.

Then you’ll see your screen flash and boot into Lakka. Then using henkate 4.0 go to launch, more configs and pick Lakka. Installing Lakka is very simple you just drag and drop files to the root of your SD card. It will not have any sound unless you connect it to Bluetooth speaker or Bluetooth headset. It can play N64, PSP, Gamecube games, and so many more but there is one big drawback to using Lakka on the Switch. So is there any benefit to running Lakka on the Switch compared to the emulators that are available, yes there is. If you’re not familiar with Lakka it’s the lightweight Linux distro of RetroArch the famous all in one emulator. This is all thanks to the recent update henkate just got that supports all current CFW bootloaders, Linux chainloading, and payload tools. Just as the title says it couldn’t be easier to run Lakka on the Nintendo Switch.