I find it interesting how a lot of people are theorizing that Nintendo reached an agreement with Ryujinx to shut it down because the Switch 2 is very similar to the Switch and it wouldn't take much to get Switch 2 games working.

However, if that's the case... they must not be very confident with their security, right? In order to make Switch 2 games work at all, you'd first need a way to... well... dump the Switch 2 games. In that case, it's possible that the MIG Switch might be able to work with Switch 2 games as well with just a little bit of tinkering.

I think it is more likely that Nintendo is going to be releasing quite a number of multiplatform games, especially for the Switch 2's launch titles, and they just don't want people to be able to emulate those last-gen versions and get all the same enhancements that the Switch 2 would provide (higher FPS and resolution). Actual Switch 2 games have to have a bunch more security measures in place that prevent these sorts of things for working, especially after Nintendo's countless failures regarding security.

On that note, though, it also makes me wonder if they think their console getting hacked into is just an inevitability and are just trying to stave off would-be emulator devs from emulating Switch 2 for as long as they can.