How did I not answer your questions?Actually, what I mean is, how you can read through it, and ask me the same things again?For your first bolded part, yeah thats what you are arguing.You said past comments that, if Nintendo is not showing many 2018 titles here, is because they dont have titles currently in development for it.Read this word:many.Thats what I wrote, and what you sugested.And as I said, its ridiculous.Read my examples on my previous comments to know why.

For the second bolded part, yes thats what you are suggesting.You want Nintendo to come out and say:"Hey look at this title!Oh, but in only comes late next year.Oh, not to mention that, since we dont have a fixed release date, it can be delayed!"And you are too attached to the old ways.Do I love to see new exciting releases?Sure!But you need to think in the company view:Is it more effective to announce everything 1 year before and nothing in betwenn, or do the 1-2 punch that was the Switch reveal?(October teaser, January full reveal, March release).The numbers and success shows thats the case.Nintendo is simply following a success strategy.So yeah, I believe they will hold things off to announce at a later date that they think is a better one.I mean, there will be reveals for 2018, but not as many as you want or think there should.

For your third part, why you keep taking things out of contexts?First of all, I said may.Im not convinced or sure it will be worse.And assuming it is, 2017 is fucking great already and jam packed with stuff.We are going to get what, at the very least 6 AAA first party, releases, at least 2 second party games(and Im not counting the Mario vs Rabbid game), and whatever else they might announce at E3?No one does that.Not even Sony and MS combined.And things just dosent work like "they are working on one system now, its going to be double of what they do before!".3DS games were easier to make, and game development is sporadic.While a game like Splatoon 2 takes 2 years to make, there is a Zelda game that takes 5 years.First party game releases for Switch will be higher than Wii U or 3DS, but its not something proportional.

I think you are either too naive about the industry in itself, or you jump the gun to conclusions and dont try to see the whole picture.Nintendo is doing nothing wrong here.Unless they have a crappy E3 of course.But from the data we have now, the conclusion we can reach is the opossite of that.

Actualy 7 in-house games for 1st 9 months for now, we can easily have some other announcement at E3 for 2017. And that is definitely full support, and if you actually look how strong are those games, it's actually great support. Like I wrote, 1st 9 months of Switch are stronger in terms of in-house games than any previous Nintendo console, just Zelda BotW blows away complete full 1st year Wii U's lineup.  How much PS4 or XB1 had support from in-house games in its 1st 9 monts!? Definitely less in any case than Switch. Nintendo don't have anything more to prove, like I wrote they just need to keep momentum with more games and marketing.

1st I didnt said that 2018. will be stronger than 2018. (its hard to top Zelda BotW, MK8D, Splatoon 2 and Mario Odyssey, I think you dont realize how much strong is 2017. for Switch if we talk about in-house games), but it can be expected that 2018. will also be very strong (Pokemon, Animal Crossing, Retros game, Next Levels Game, posible new Meotrid, new Pikmin, some other Wii U ports...). Second, they will definitely show some of 2018. games. Again, focus is one thing, and its very obvius why 2017. games will be in focus (they will be relased in near future, they will have tons of infos, gameplays, all day play through TreeHouse, on stage Demo for visitors, tournaments..), but that doesnt mean we will not see 2018. games, that just means they will not have tons of infos, gameplays, all day play through TreeHouse, on stage Demo for visitors, tournaments.. Again, look how they managed last ND where they also had "focus".

And if they can get away with not revealing a 2018 game in January, the same can't or shouldn't happen at E3!? What are you talking about!? Why would they need to get away!? Because they didn't show 2018. games in January 2017. event!? Sorry, but that's clear nonsense. 

Of Course that one biggest flaws of Wii U was lack of games, and its very obvious that Switch doesn't have that problem, you have one stronger 1st party game on around every 1.5 month on Switch and some 3rd parties or Indies between, while on Wii U in 1st year you had months without any release. Second biggest problem for Wii U was lack of bigg system seller games in 1st year, Switch will have them 4 in 1st 9 months on market. What make confidence is that they started very strong with support with Switch and they will continue with that, especially if we know few other fact like that Switch will soon be only Nintendo platform they will support (actually unified platform,where you will not have divided support on handheld and home console platform), or that most of Nintendo teams are scheduled to release their new games in 2017. or 2018.

You acting like Switch does not exist, like you don't see Nintendo Switch support, like you don't see everything Nintendo are doing around Switch and how they managing Switch,like you don't see popularity and breaking record sales, and basically you just saying "look at Wii U", while its very obvious that Switch is totally different in any case than Wii U, especially in terms of 1st party support and games, sales and popularity of Switch proves that. Wii U days are long time over, and people are were aware of that, thats very obvious for everyone expect for you, you just need to open your eyes.

You are reading into my words more that i have expressed.

They dropped Wii U support around 2015, 3DS support not long after that (as pointed out by another user).
They reveal Switch showing off only 5 original in-house games and no, i repeat, no 2018 title.

How can't i question their ability to correct this specific past failure?
I'm not talking about the rest they corrected or the quality of games (you are right in what you said when comparing both line-ups).
When i don't see clear signs of that mistake being corrected i January, i'm a little skeptical. I thought "too soon? E3 will be the place". But what i get is that their focus for the Spotlight is still 2017 when didn't have to. They could have very well not said that - and let us thinking - or even said "focus on games coming 2017 and 2018".
The focus on 2017 games didn't need to be ALSO on the video, but for some reason it is.

Of course i believe they will show 2018 games, but i think that, at this point, this shouldn't be the case (it really didn't need to be) - where they even in the video focus on 2017 games.

And when i look at what they are not showing and not really willing to show/focus, i question them.
Is that so wrong?

"Wii U days are long time over, and people are were aware of that"
Ok. Show me the games they have announced and actually shown that are coming 2018. Show me some quote where they said that they will use E3 or any other show/presentation to "prove" that they are doing things differently.
Just don't show me PR speech saying that they will fully support Switch. Give me something concrete.

While Wii U support wasn't the greatest in 2016, Pokken, Star Fox Zero, Paper Mario Colour Splash, Twilight Princess HD, Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE etc. say that they hardly dropped Wii U support in 2016 especially when one of the most highly rated games Zelda Breath of the Wild was released for the Wii U in 2017, so saying that is clearly false. Same with the 3DS, 2016 was one of the best years for 3DS software, better than 2015, and while support is declining it's far from ended.

Second Botw, Splatoon 2, ARMS, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Mario Odyssey with more to be announced are more in house development games you'll see from any company within a year so I don't know what you're getting at with'only'. They fully revealed the Switch at the start of 2017 in the presentation in the year it was being released of course they weren't going to showing many games coming in 2018, 19 or 20. The entire point and focus was on the Switch's launch year.

The "Wii U days are long time over, and people are were aware of that" point is truth, because they haven't been announcingand showing  titles 3 years off, because with the Wii U they didn't have enough titles releasing in the comming months or the current year to talk about and that was one of the many problems with the Wii U. Leaving people waiting and waiting for something off in the distance rather than focused on what's just around the corner and coming soon this year.