If it was a homebrew project then sure, but this isn't viable for commercial projects: - The platform holders can and will ban software built without the offic

If it was a homebrew project then sure, but this isn't viable for commercial projects: - The platform holders can and will ban software built without the official SDK - You'd get delayed access to patches, which might break compatibility with new OS versions - You're relying on someone being able to reverse engineer new versions for the life of the console. This is a rare skill. It's like saying you can write your own C compiler. Yeah you can, but you wouldn't use it in production at your job.