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That's the thing though, I think a lot of people expected Nintendo would have more planned for this year, but it's mainly been third party games and Wii U ports. There's been very little in terms of big, first party games this year and I think a lot of people are skeptical that they can sell 20 million units this year even with LGPE and Smash Ultimate. This year's lineup feels like a Wii U-esque drought year, and with the Switch serving as both a console and a handheld I think most people were hoping they would combine their resources so that we wouldn't see these kinds of droughts again.
Right... How many legitimately new first party titles have there been so far this year? Off the top of my head I can only think of Kirby and Mario Tennis Aces. And I'm sorry to say, but those just aren't the most exciting titles. And of the few and far in between first party titles still to come out this year, Super Smash Bros Ultimate is the only one that has my attention.
The problem for me is that the Switch has always been built on the Wii U's games. Even Breath of the Wild is a Wii U game. I played it on the Wii U. Right now the only legitimately new Switch game I have really liked has been Super Mario Odyssey.
I was really looking forward to Pokemon, but then... it turned out to be LGP/E. Sure Pokemon 2019 is confirmed to be something different, but the thing is, I can't form much hype over something that we know nothing about. I expected more from Nintendo at the end of this year. But I guess at least Ultimate is a thing. I was concerned (before it became obvious otherwise) that we might end up with another Wii U port instead of a new game.