Why Sonys Play Station is the standard for home consoles since 1994 ?

[DonFerrari]

The_Liquid_Laser said:

DonFerrari said:

For me a console generation is relevant to the technology and games (not exactly price or power). So if most of the multiplatform library of Switch is on PS4/X1 it is on the generation of both, if the library is more shared with PS5/XSX then it would be on the next for game. But on technology standpoint most of the tech on its inside is closer to PS4/X1 than it will be with PS5/XSX. So considering both points and that we are still going to have crossgen game by 2021 and even 2022, Most of its technology, library and time were on the 8th gen so it is a 8th gen system.

Generations are really more about launch timing than game library. 

But even still, do you think the multiplatform games are the main things driving sales on the Switch?  Is it Zelda, Smash and Animal Crossing driving sales?  Or is it Witcher 3, DOOM and DQ11?  People are mostly buying Switch for games they can't get anywhere else, and once they have the system then they might buy some ports too.

Where have I said multiplatform games are what drive Switch sales?