Open-source tool turns Switch games into native Apple apps
Project Lightning's post drew about 1,100 likes.

Project Lightning (@_ProjLightning_) posted Monday about a new open-source tool that lets Switch games run on iPhone, iPad and Mac by turning them into native Apple apps. The post drew about 1,100 likes.
According to the post, the tool can even push certain games to 60 frames per second.
Why it mattersThe post itself predicted Nintendo would not like it, and Nintendo has a history of going after emulation projects.



