IcaroRibeiro said:
Except by the games that can't run on Switch (Capcom, Square, etc) it has been a while most of games are released on both Switch and Playstation. There is an almost perfect transition from PS4 third party sales to Switch third party sales on going since Switch found success However those sales are still pale compared to that they used to be years ago (3DS/Vita/PS3). The graphs were clear, third party sales are declining while Nintendo first party are growing. PS4 third party sales were also smaller than PS3 third party sales, while Switch is barely earning the third party sales they already owned on 3DS In the end, the truth is most of people buy primarily Nintendo games on Nintendo platforms, thats why third party split for Nintendo was always smaller than Playstation's (or conversely, you can state first party split was just far smaller on PS4), hence why a market where there is only Switch with relevance is further reducing the importance of third parties. This is concerning for the future of the market and as Japan is the second most prolific market to create games this is likely to affect the output of games, with Japanese third party having even hard time to keep competitive with technology as they have no money to compete fairly not even with Nintendo games that are arguably smaller budget compared to western games Thankfully JP devs are finding a way to sell their games outside Japan, that's can save them from this dark ages of Nintendo domination. | 
