For PS enthusiasts, Sony's abandonment of the handheld console PSV was a sad decision. Imagine if Sony could also launch a new handheld to compete with the Nintendo Switch, then players would certainly be able to play games with stronger graphics. With the discontinuation of the PSV, it has become increasingly difficult to remember the handheld's exclusive game now. Recently, however, there is a gaming enthusiast who is working to move PSV to Switch.
Recently, a foreign technology enthusiast with an ID of xerpi launched a new homemade software for Switch, the name of the software is "vita2hos". With this homebrew software, you can run PSV programs natively on Switch. Although the project is still in its infancy, it is only possible to run a few PSV CPU rendered programs natively on the Switch system, but it is foreseeable that as the project continues to advance, it is not delusional to run PSV commercial games natively on the Switch platform in the future.
It's important to note that "vita2hos" is not a PSV emulator on the Switch. Because the CPU used by PSV and Switch is the same ARM architecture, although the Switch uses a 64-bit ARM8, it can run in 32-bit mode. When PSV programs are loaded, "vita2hos" are served by using the Switch native system, rather than emulation, so if PSV games are supported and run in this way in the future, then those PSV games will run on switch at perfect speed.
At present, "vita2hos" can already be used in Switch emulators on real and PC. If you can successfully run PSV games in the future, then PCs can even run PSV games natively by using the Switch emulator.