1. Octopath Traveler (this is just an awesome game)
2. Katamari Damacy Reroll
3. Dragon Quest Builders
4. Okami (still a great game)
5. Breath of the Wild
6. Mario+Rabbids
7. Xenoblade Chronicles 2
8. Mario Kart 8
9. Skyrim
10. Super Smash Bros

And in no particular order: Valkyria Chronicles 4, Disgaea 5, Starlink, Captain Toad, Battle Chasers, Darkest Dungeon, Rayman Legends Victor Vran,Hyrule Warriors, Civilization VI, Ys VIII, Titan Quest, Resident Evil Revelations

This list might give you an impression how I think about the Switch.
10.

I only own 5 Switch games as I just bought it like a month ago, ranked from best to worst

1. Pokemon Lets Go Eevee
2. Zelda botw
3. SSB
4.. Stardew Valley
5. Xenoblade 2

Edit: None of these games are bad, all of them are excellent. "worst" probably not being the best word to use.

TSA was quite a trip, one which you can really feel that Suda and his team put a lot of passion into it. Very surreal, the amazing VN style sections and all the references to his past works.

My top 10 is something like this.

1. Zelda: BotW
2. Puyo Puyo Tetris
3. Valkyria Chronicles 4 (still playing, haven't finished yet)
4. Axiom Verge
5. Mario + Rabbids
6. Smash Bros
7. Octopath Traveler
8. Dragon Quest Builders
9. Mario Kart 8D
10.  Super Mario Party

1. Splatoon 2 - It's Splatoon
2. Xenoblade 2 - haven't beaten the game yet, but I would rank it here atm
3. Mario Kart 8 DX - It's MK8 but better. Would have been nice to see a tiny bit more customization, but it's still great
4. Zelda BotW - Played on Wii U, but is still great.
5. Smash Ultimate - The best Smash game to date

cool thread, tagging it for a read of peoples thoughts on titles later on when I get more time.

I've bought over 100 titles for the Switch now and my highest played game to date is.... a free to play title in Paladins lol, that port was just fantastic and the game itself really for a free to play title can hold its own along side the likes of Overwatch imo for at least 500 or so hours of fun.

I'll tell you once I finish all my Switch games.

whatever you feel like.

BOTW

Splatoon 2

Mario Kart 8

Odysee

Octopath Traveler

Smash Bros.

For me the big three from Nintendo are:
1. Breath of the Wild
2. Xenoblade Chronicles 2
3. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

Breath of the Wild is something special for me. The Zelda franchise had been on life support for me since about Majora's Mask. I found Wind Waker barely playable due to the fact that there was so much searching for small things to progress anywhere, and some infuriating parts like "stay quiet and out of sight or we push you back to the beginning of the level and you have to do it all over again." - which really made me hate that game. Then things kept getting worse in Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword. While I LOVE the idea of motion control swords, Skyward Sword somehow managed to make it chore-like and unfun - I want to get in there to hack n slash n stab my enemies, not play a fucking puzzle game! Also, I hate all the 3D Zelda dungeons (Forest Temple is one rare exception), and the Shrines were actually fun again! Although I admit, the main dungeons of Breath of the Wild were kind of back to that slog, and after an awesome battle to get into them. But in the end, Breath of the Wild was exactly the 3D Zelda game I have always wanted, it's the game I dreamed of when I first heard about "Zelda 64" back a few years before its release.

Those three games are already among my most played console games of all time... at least my saves are all up between 150 and 350 hours, which is only true for about 3 other games I have ever played. Some games like Chrono Trigger I may have played like 25+ times, and even though they take 8-25 hours, the total time is probably 400+ hours - but of games where I have stuck in for one save... and it has been time tracked, these are among the longest, ever!

Indies, I like a ton, and I pretty much play a new one every month and often I think "This is the best game in the world at this time and place for me," although that may change drastically in a matter of days. But the indie title I keep coming back to is Stardew Valley.