It sounds very nice but if more than half an indie game's revenue comes from Nintendo Switch then you need a low friction way to get your .java files running th

It sounds very nice but if more than half an indie game's revenue comes from Nintendo Switch then you need a low friction way to get your .java files running there. You also need a proven audio mixer stack so you can load background_music.mp3 and play bang.wav and boom.wav without any popping or leaks. Right now Java seems sort of iffy on consoles, as in, you could maybe spend a ton of time and/or money to get an effort like GraalVM production-grade working there, but no one has bothered to do it yet. It seems to be much lower friction to just use C#/MonoGame, or SDL2 with your scripting language of choice that compiles with a C/C++ compiler, or a proven game engine.