EricHiggin on 14 March 2017
I see one of 3 things happening. The following are in no particular order.
1. PS drops mobile altogether. By creating another handheld they may actually help to strengthen Switch.
2. Switch sells good enough and gets enough third party and indie support, so PS builds a handheld with similar arch to compete directly and allows you to play all of the same third party and indie games Switch has, along with some (mobile only) first party PS titles.
3. Switch sells like the Wii, "stealing" potential PS4 customers, so PS builds a handheld to compete, which runs the PS4 OS, has an easy to port to arch, and can play many, if not all games on PS4, just downgraded.
