Atmosphere VS patches

Knock yourself out: https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere/releases

The Nintendo Switch is a great console for sideloading. There are numerous ports of PC titles like Quake and Half-Life, as well as a library of Homebrew games and modding tools. If you've got an original Nintendo Switch there's practically no excuse not to crack it, unless you intend to play online.

Same goes for the 3DS, too. You can now play Virtual Boy games using the built-in 3D screen, which enables preservation of Nintendo's darkest age (with or without their approval). I have soft-modded versions of both the Switch and 3DS, and recommend it to anyone that wants that experience.

If you want an Xbox or Playstation console, buy the SOC from AMD. They sell them on Alibaba and get the same support Microsoft and Sony recieve (read: dogshit). Most people would agree that it's wiser to not use console hardware for PC software when you can build a superior machine for a lower price. But hey, if you wanna waste time and money be my guest.

Official Atmosphere documentation on Exosphere states:

SOLVED, I needed to use this pre-release version of atmosphere. https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere/releases/tag/1.5.4

This might be a good source https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere/releases

Not yet, but there is an Atmosphere feature request for it.

Fusee 13.2.0-1.2.5 (sig-patches) - https://github.com/ITotalJustice/patches/releases/tag/13.2.0-1.2.5

You should also update your sigpatches while you're at it.

Here Just unzip to your SD card and you’re good.

If you are having a problem with running games then make sure you have up-to-date sigpatches. If you cannot launch tinfoil then make sure you followed the Rentry guide to set up cfw.

14.1.0-1.3.2 SigPatches

You need sigpatches, that should generally be it. It could be an issue with awoo not supporting some newer games, which is why i recommend tinfoil, dbi and tinleaf instead.