Nintendo’s anti-cheat for online services (like NSO) is aggressive. If you boot up Splatoon 3 or Super Smash Bros. Ultimate with an active 60FPS cheat code, you will likely trigger a . This permanently blacklists your Switch from accessing the eShop, online multiplayer, and game updates.
For those who may not know, some games on the Nintendo Switch have been receiving patches that allow them to run at a smoother 60 frames per second (fps). This is a significant upgrade from the original frame rates, which were often capped at 30fps. switch 60fps patches
Crucially, this is not simply "overclocking" the console. Overclocking forces the CPU/GPU to run faster, which can help a game maintain its existing target. A 60FPS patch, however, changes the game code itself. It often requires modifying: Nintendo’s anti-cheat for online services (like NSO) is
A 60fps patch is a small piece of modified code (usually a cheat file or IPS patch) that tells the Switch’s GPU to render frames at double the default speed. Most Switch games are hard-coded to run at 30fps (or lower) to preserve battery life and keep thermals under control. This permanently blacklists your Switch from accessing the