I would just add Retros game, another new IP, Next Level Games game and possible some other GC/Wii/Wii U remasters.

Offcourse they intend and offcourse they will do that.

I think Retros game (Probably a new ip) will launch in 2019-2020, the next game of Next Level Games probably will be Luigi Mansion's 3 and will launch in 2019, since the second sold 5.38m and I really want to see some remasters like Punch-Out Wii HD, Smash Melee HD and Metroid Prime Trilogy HD.

I used to get excited at the sight of these topics. Now I read them and get disgusted, frustrated, and angry. What happened?

Smash 4? Why not a new Smash? Why do people want remakes? Where is the community going?

Someone.Fucking.Gets.It.

It's the fastest route to getting Smash Bros. on the Switch and Smash 4 is already *ahem* smashing with content and incredible fanfare that would make any gamer wet him/herself. 
The community generally feels that Smash Wii U in particular had its legs cut short, and find it quite a shame since it's nearly unanimously agreed that out of the two versions, the Wii U one is the superior, definitive verison (though Smash 3DS has its' pros as well). 

Meanwhile, a brand new Smash Bros. game from scratch would be at least 3-4 years of development and resources if they started today, that puts Smash 5 at around 2020/2021, and I don't think the community doesn't want to wait that long for a new Smash Bros. on the Switch. At that point, Switch 2 would be looming so, Nintendo might even push it even further back to meet the launch of that system.
Additionally, developing and directing Smash 4 took a huge toll on Sakurai, the man was in a sling, working with one arm trying to develop the game. So it's understandable if he's quite burned out and not particularly eager to get back on the helm for a new Smash Bros. just yet. 

Thus, porting the latest version that everyone still clearly cares about makes the most logical and efficient sense. It clearly worked with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.  So 

I think we will see Direct in mid/late November and then we will now more about lineup for 2018.

For now we have:

- Kirby Star Allies
- Project Octopath Traveler
- Yoshi
- Fire Emblem
- Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
- Shin Megami Tensei V

I was gonna make a long statement, but PAOerfulone pretty much said it all better, and much more politely than I would have.

All I'll say is you shouldn't look a gift horse in the mouth.

PAOerfulone's statement isn't wrong, it's just a tired excuse

I don't want to see more MK8D's or Smash 4 Deluxes 

At some point it definitely has to stop, they can't just port WiiU's entire library. But Smash4 is the most obvious and logical choice for a big re-release, and it absolutely deserves it, possibly more than any other title on the WiiU.