I love functional languages but is anyone actually using Haskell to develop for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation? Can you use Haskell on the Nintendo Switch to access a robust audio mixer stack?

F# can be used with C#/MonoGame which seems to run well everywhere so that's one route to functional programming gamedev. Another route appears to be to use SDL2 with a functional language that supports ANSI C bytecode runtime fallback. E.g. OCaml has a bytecode compiler and an ocamlrun runtime that can be compiled with an ANSI C compiler. But I don't know what the GC latency guarantees are for the bytecode runtime. OCaml's native low latency GC benefits from Jane Street's contributions because Jane Street uses OCaml for high frequency trading. But bytecode OCaml running on Nintendo Switch isn't the same thing as native Linux OCaml.