Switch Toolbox

Switch Toolbox is definitely not a box that changes its form or substance. On the contrary, it is a very helpful and accurate element when dealing with Nintendo proprietary formats for the Switch, 3DS, and Wii U consoles. It basically allows one to browse through Nintendo game materials up to their most recent console iteration, hence the name.

Although I myself am a curious individual, in this particular case, to successfully make use of the power given through this application, you'll have to be more than curious. You'll have to decide on your final goal. As you virtually dismantle any Nintendo video game, you'll end up with a series of files with weird names like .BFRES, .BNTX, .XTX, .SARC and so on.

Each of these particular files and many more supported ones will indisputably be opened with the help of this toolbox. The idea behind it is to give curious users, programmers, and even gamers with some advanced computer knowledge the freedom to check out the systems used to combine resources into a functional game.

The application is just a helpful tool. It does not have a fixed purpose, much, in the same way, any archiving program offers the possibility of creating archives. You give the app its meaning, since you'll be, maybe, looking for specific textures or soundtracks.

By the way, I was astonished to find out that this app can also extract and play MP3 files, also allowing you to juggle with extracted files n order to give them a more helpful form through conversion.

Switch Toolbox is an advanced tool created for those who have partial if not fully advanced knowledge in relation to computers, consoles, and Nintendo's encryption system. Use it only if you know what you're doing, or make sure you've got backups of your researched products. I, myself, had to learn this the hard way.