Sudachi is a Nintendo Switch emulator for Android operating systems that's based on the original development of Yuzu, one of the pioneers of emulation for this popular console. The emulator is written in C++, so it's very easy to port to other operating systems, such as Windows or Mac. In addition, it's completely free and open source, although it doesn't accept contributions from developers outside of the main team.

Configure this emulator in just a few minutes

Before you play any Nintendo Switch game on your Android device, it's best to take a look at the quick start guide, which you can consult directly on Sudachi's official website. Another alternative is to consult any of the many video tutorials that you can find online. Once you've installed the Decryption Keys and the latest Firmware version, you'll be able to run any video game without problems. This process is not at all complicated. In just five minutes, you'll be able to download and install everything you need to get the most out of this emulator.

Advertisement Customize the emulator controls

From Sudachi's configuration options, you can adjust the emulator's controls. By default, this emulator uses your Android device's touch screen, with virtual Pro controller buttons placed around the interface. But you can change the control setup according to your preferences by choosing between Dual Joycons, only the right Joycon, only the left Joycon, the console's handheld mode, or a GameCube controller. The best option, however, is to connect a Bluetooth controller to your Android device. This way, your experience will be very similar to using a real console.

An excellent emulator alternative for Switch

Download Sudachi if you're looking for a good emulator for Nintendo Switch, with good performance on mid-range Android devices. Thanks to this app, you can enjoy some of the best titles from this popular Nintendo console on your Android device, anytime and anywhere. As usual with emulators in constant development, the compatibility list is growing with each new update, so if a certain game didn't work properly two weeks ago, it may work perfectly now.