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Which may be different issues, and no one mentioned the environment they were in.

There is one (mentioned in https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/nintendo/nintendo-is-restricting-the-switch-2s-usb-c-port-most-third-party-docks-and-accessories-wont-work-thanks-to-proprietary-protocols). I've seen people confirm it's working. I'm waiting for mine to get delivered from AliExpress. Supposedly it has no holes where the console has air intakes, I'm planning to try connecting it using USB-C extension cable.

There were no key cards on the original Switch, only some games (like Doom) that would only have some of the data on the cartdridge and some downloadable.

But it isn’t any different from what was happening on Switch 1. And only a few physical game releases are actually key cards.

Yeah, I figured that out eventually. Thanks for replying!

And you could probably replace whatever Tuya does with Esp32;)

If they were out in the open it was simply just dust collecting on them.

How did you store them? Did they have any risk of getting more dust inside?

Mine was stuck in France and eventually it was delivered to DPD Poland. 99% chance it will be delivered tomorrow

And I believe they also ship them from Poland to other countries ;)

Ordered from Nintendo IE and it shipped yesterday (from France). Despite Nintendo putting Poland in a 2nd world country list it actually has a chance to get delivered tomorrow;)

The eMMC is not paired to CPU, I have replaced mine with a 64 GB one. Had to dump data from the original, restore it to the new one and use some tools (including patched hekate) to repartition it. I'm keeping the original module as a backup