Honestly in the same boat. I have a launch-day Switch with a large library of games (...probably 50+ now, I defaulted to getting things on Switch for a while). I've been putting it off just because I don't have immediate access to the jig necessary to put the thing in debug mode, and I'm wary about frying things with the paperclip method. But I am increasingly worried about the longevity of the system itself, and Nintendo hasn't come forward with a replacement that's a meaningful upgrade; I couldn't bring myself to pull the trigger on the OLED model when the Steam Deck offered so much more for a similar price.As some one who owns a launch switch I'm seriously considering finally jailbreaking to rip my games to play on pc. The increase in performance alone justifies this alone. No need for a switch pro or whatever for me I'll just rip my games and play them on pc as I never really use the switch online so losing that functionality doesn't mean much to me.
The article here not even bothering to mention how to legitimately acquire a copy of the game is seriously eyebrow-raising, though. There must be millions of near-launch Switch units still floating around that can theoretically rip games, and most articles on emulation would at least have a "please actually buy the game" fig leaf.