>>968778
>Vanillaware trifecta of Muramasa, Dragon's Crown, or Odin Sphere Leifthraisir
>Trillion: God of Destruction
>the best version of Steins;Gate
>Deception IV
Kinda forgot those so that's a whoopsie from me.
I still somewhat expect the other Vanillaware games to come out on Nintendo even it's just a sorta mess between their respective publishers (GrimGrimoire was under Nippon Ichi Software so it easily came out remastered, Muramasa is from Marvelous and the rest is tied to Atlus). I could have listed the Senran Kagura/Valkyrie Drive too but Takakaki moved on and work for Cygames these days, while Marvelous doesn't seem to involve itself with these franchises any longer.
However I wouldn't go back to the Vita as the Switch received the rest of the Japanese game franchises I liked on Playstation back there (such as Atelier, Disgaea and other NIS titles, EDF, Touhou fangames, Ys, Legend of Heroes, Akiba's Trip 2, Memories Off, Samurai Warriors 4, One Piece PW3, Superbeat Xonic) in addition to the new stuff. Nevermind the hybrid format where you can alternate between portable and home uses instead of having two separate dedicated machines like in the past.
imo it's the combination between the old spirit of Playstation + the usual Nintendo library that makes the Switch and its game catalog appealing.
I do hope again that certain businessmen in the Japanese vidya industry will get over their old preconceptions from the 1990's and 2000's once the Switch successor is out.
Masayoshi (the head executive of RGG studio) not wanting to port the Yakuza games because the console doesn't "feel underground enough" was peak Sony fanboyism for instance.
>>968996
I wouldn't say "never" considering the PSVita was believed to be an impenetrable fortress until far late into its life. But yeah, do not expect an easy hardware exploit like it happened for the v1 Switch.
That said modern pirates absolutely lack of subtlety and self-discipline these days, especially when it comes to anything Nintendo. And autism within the homebrew community can be a double-edged sword.