Yoshi. Kirby games are designed with 10 and under in mind so the games can be boring with how ridiculously easy they are

Kirby, as it looks like Super Star, which is my favorite kirby game, so I'm down with that. Yoshi just looks.... more of the same when it comes to his kind of games, and I'm getting tired of those.

Granted, I think neither of these games are all that exciting either...

...as you pick a game that looks like it was made by someone 10 or under xD

Well the last Yoshi game was ported to the 3DS with new content and at a lower price after only a year, so I'm a little put off of Yoshi now...

The correct answer is both. However if I had to choose it will be kirby. Mostly because it looks like Super Star and that is the best kirby game ever.

The Yoshi one looks lovely, though I've found past Yoshi games to be kind of disappointing given their almost complete lack of challenge (I can't remember when that started, as I recall Super Mario World 2 being an excellent platforming challenge).

The Kirby one looks like a very welcome return to the old style of Kirby though, and lord knows it'll be a pleasant way to wind down. I think I'm a bit more excited for Kirby.

I had to choose one so it was definitely Yoshii, each time a new one releases, it's magical, relaxing & entertaining, sorry Kirby

This time, kirby
Seems that the best mechanic of kirby games will be in this game.
I really love combining powers from crystal shards.

Not any of these personally. I loved Planet Robobot and Woolly world on 3ds, but these two look rather generic to me.

Kirby has a far more solid track record than Yoshi games, so Kirby for sure. Although Yoshi's Island is way better than any Kirby game, all other Yoshi games have ranged from meh to bad, so I'm reserved to say the least on the Switch Yoshi.