Playing an emulator on your PC will essentially simulate the experience of playing a Switch game, even if you don’t have the Switch hardware itself.
An emulator is simply a program that allows one computer system to behave and act like another. If you don’t actually own a Nintendo Switch, and want to play titles that aren’t cross-platform, you may want to consider the use of an emulator. Many will even perform better than the Switch version due to the better specs in most PCs compared to the Switch.īest of all, many of these games are also cross-save and cross-progression, so if you ever decide to get a Switch, you may not need to start your progress from scratch. If you want to play these Switch games on your PC, you can simply buy/download them for your PC, and begin playing them (often for free). For example, games like Minecraft, Fortnite, Rocket League, and Skyrim, all can be played on Switch and PC, as well as other consoles. While Nintendo Switch does have some great exclusive games, some of their best are also available to be played on other platforms. Of course, this option requires that you actually own a Nintendo Switch and simply want to play it on a better screen or a more comfortable place. In some cases, you can even use a USB-C adapter to plug the console directly into your monitor without the dock. Then, simply put your monitor into HDMI mode and you should be able to see and begin playing your games immediately. No matter what cable you are using, simply plug one side of it into your Switch dock, and the other into the monitor. If you don’t have an HDMI port, other cables like DVI can also get the job done.
This allows you to play your Switch at your PC setup, and take advantage of the great graphics that your PC monitor has to offer. Just like with a TV, you can easily hook your Switch up to your monitor in seconds. The first option, and one that people will find the easiest, is to simply hook up your Nintendo Switch to your PC via the HDMI port.
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