Good choice, the NS is on beast mode so thirdparty will come, dont worry.

Yes. Gaming with this kind of quality on the go, and region free, has basically spoiled my whole family. I am not saying we never play PS4 or Wii U anymore but I can clearly see where Switch took a large chunk of play time away from PS4 and Wii U. It is probably worth the money based on that alone.

It depends entirely on what kind of games you like to play. Since you really like nintendo's first party games then just go with the switch. We don't know how well nintendo is gonna support it though. On the other hand, if you want third party games and some of the PS4's 1st party games then go with the PS4.

Like Nintendo games? Yes. Meh or no? Then no, don't get one.

I'm from Brazil (Brasil) and i have similar problem...

I would choose ps4, but why? 

3 Reasons. 

1.Balance of quantity / quality of games.

I intend to play about 15, at most 20, games throughout the generation. Considering my free time, that's all I'll be able to play and I believe I'll find 15 must-play games with no problem on playstation. Honestly, I would only choose Nintendo as the "only option" if my "time limit for games" were 10 games or less in the generation. If your goal is to play 13-15 games, or more, in the next 4-5 years, I would choose ps4. But if you think you'll only play 7-10 games in the same space of time, Nintendo is a great option, maybe even better than playstation. 

Note:  I'm not a pc gamer, so... i need something to play multiplat games...

2. Playstation games, in the end, are less expensive. 

Sony has incredible discounts on the virtual store, great games like bloodborne, uncharted, horizon, etc. Usually have great discounts, sometimes it is possible to get 2, perhaps even 3, great games for less money than one single game! This happens a lot in psn, but it does not happen frequently with nintendo, they do not usually give big discounts in the virtual store. 

3. my friends are on playstation. I think this is self explanatory. 

You seem to like :

1) Nintendo 1st party (metroid, zelda ect)

2) Traditional Fighters (SF/KoF/Blazblue/Tekken ect) (but not smash, and probably not arms either then)

3) RPGs  (enjoys Persona like games (Jrpgs + turn based))

4) Big 3rd party AAA games.

5) Adventure games

This sounds to me like you need to get a PS4.

It means missing out on Metroid & Zelda, but not 3-4 other things you seem to value about as much.

Do you like big tripple a exclusives and Japanese games?
Ps4 reigns supreme then it will take a while for switch to get as many japanese games as ps4 is getting and by that time ps4 will have even more.


Switch is nice to for zelda and xenonblade 2

If there aren't enough Switch games and to be released games that interest you on the Switch, then may as well go with the PS4, as it has a really large and solid library

I mean... look at the games you want. Whatever tickles your fancy the most. Go for that console

If you love Nintendo games and you would love some of ananmcment 3rd party game to play in full handheld mode, decision is obvious.