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Would be baller to be able to use a switch for running emulators for nes/snes/gb/gba.
They did it a long time ago. The funny part? Switch games run better when emulated on Linux than they do natively.
Wait, what? Why?
I dunno, there was a Taki Udom video a while back where he loaded Linux on it with emulators and it had dramatically improved performance in Minecraft.