Honestly, there's no good reason why we can't have all Nintendo consoles available to play.
Sony does it, so why doesn't Nintendo do the same.

Even if it ends up being a stream service, at least we can replay NES, SNES, N64, GC, Wii and Wii U games!

Nintendo has kinda been hinting that their online service won't really include VC games. So, who knows!...

Honestly, none of the games in the poll interest me much at all. The Wii U did have some games I would LOVE to see on Switch, though:

1. Xenoblade Chronicles X
2. Super Mario 3D World
3. Tokyo Mirage Sessions FE
4. Trine 2: Director's Cut

I am more interested in the Wii library, there were many more games I want to play again than Wii U, including (but not limited to): Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2, Rune Factory Frontier, Rune Factory Oceans, Super Paper Mario, Kirby Epic Yarn, Kirby Return to Dream Land, Fortune Street, Endless Ocean 1 & 2, Muramasa: The Demon Blade, Final Fantasy 4: The After Years, Little King's Story, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, and The Last Story. I also want access to all or nearly all of Wii's virtual console. There are far too many VC games on that platform I value far too much to let them sit and rot on a piece of hardware I don't use anymore. I want Nintendo to be more like PSN and iOS in that respect, if I buy the game, it's going to be on all future Nintendo hardware I get.

I really love the idea of collections and deluxe editions for Switch within reason, to cover lost ground and set everything moving forward.  Everything can have a new life on a Switch during these first 2 years.  They do have to be filled with everything that a gamer would want though. 

I want Mario Maker but with Mario Bros 2 elements, the ability to mix n match, all enemy possibilities, etc. Maybe even Yoshi's Island additions.  I want 2 community options, the serious one that tries to make and encourage realistic challenging levels and then a crazy one with all the fluff of Mario Maker. 

I want Smash Brothers with all the past characters, stages, training challenges, bundled with new of each of those.  And new additions such as the ability to adjust the power/speed of certain moves on a balance scale with other moves to accommodate and maximize different play styles, or give me a full 3D snippet of some of the actual levels from the games and the ability to force rotate the 2D playing plane ontop of the 3D plane during the match for more strategy.  Or maybe even translate Smash into a balanced quasi 3D version of itself.  I also want more building options to create stages for unlimited amount of expansion, maybe even import Mario maker stages as well.

Donkey Kong Country and Pikmin collections which others have mentioned would be wonderful.

Mario compilation would be wonderful - Mario Sunshine given the WWHD treatment, drool.

Zelda HD collection with Majora's Mask and OoT

These cannot be a replacement for new game titles though.  We still need the same number of new IPs and new series games.  These would be fillers and in addition to.

i agree

Breath of the Wild and Mario Kart 8 should have never been ported, and Pokken should have had the DLC available for Wii U.

Both Bayonetta 1/2 and the new DKC games would be amazing.

And maybe hyrule warriors too. And the Wind Waker and Twilight Princess HD remakes, on the same cartridge.

I hope Platinum's games get brought over eventually. Bayoneta 2 most of all, but also the original and The Wonderful 101.

DKC: Tropical Freeze deserves a second shot, especially since it made minimal use of the GamePad.

Part of me hopes that all of the recent Zelda remakes on 3DS and Wii U get Switch releases eventually, albeit as budget releases. For $30 or $40, I think these games would attract some fans.

I also hope NES Remix gets carried over in some form. The complete package at a lower price might soothe some of the pain caused by a lack of a Virtual Console.

I really hope we get Xenoblade Chronicles X and the HD Zelda ports at the least. I also never played Super Mario 3D World which is the only Mario I've missed out on.

I disagree on the bolded part. It they weren't brought to the Switch, the system wouldn't have sold as well as it has been doing this year.

There is no excuse for how they screwed Wii U owners. They promised exclusives, and proper exclusives are not ported to another console for a long time.