Curl just give up to the AC. it's your destiny. 

There's another 51 games dated for June.

That's right, nothing new from Nintendo.

15 long years plus one generation passed waiting for a sequel, and Touch! Generations is back!
We will finally get 51 All-Time Classics just when it is needed most, although it should have released during the pandemic...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BTtR3pAda0

What about another digital eShop game published by Nintendo? We know they don't support third parties. Good Job! Nintendo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5c9QZFeVrRY

Well. Picked up Final Fantasy 10 for Switch... If I can't get new games, I will buy old ones.

Going to hunt down physical copies of Turok 1+2 and Final Fantasy 7 + 8 at some point.

That's not an explanation for Nintendo's (bad) strategy.
3 years into the console and things should have been different and they are not. 

Things have been different though. The first 3 years of Switch was a huge improvement over Wii U and Wii's output. It's just these first three months of 2020 that have been deadly silent. 

Well since E3 is cancelled I believe Nintendo should do their direct they were saving for E3 in May. They might as well jump in front of Microsoft and Sony because they will steal the show later with new system/games revealed. So might as well make headlines now instead of being an afterthought.

I'm not sure how the second year or the third year were, but the first year wasn't a great improvement.

Actually, you really couldn't tell the difference. If you compared 1st party titles - and only 1st party titles - you would see that the output was basically the same.

And honestly, if my memory serves me correctly, the last year couple years weren't that great either.
But even if they were, we are talking about a company that went from supporting 2 consoles, to supporting a single console. Which means that they had the human resources to pump out games on a steadly basis.

I guess I'm just not too sure what people are expecting. I mean, my days of being a blind Nintendo apologist for everything they do are long over (and in fact I'm probably one of their biggest critics when it comes to their fandom). But I guess I just don't see what people expect in terms of Switch titles.

We just got Animal Crossing, Breath of the Wild 2 and Metroid Prime 4 are in the pipeline. Sure, we're definitely lacking on exclusives and Nintendo-made stuff for like, the first half of this year, but given COVID - and the fact that the early months of the year are usually pretty bare, I guess I just don't see much of an issue given the circumstances. Switch has recently gotten and is still getting tons of games, and while many may be ports/remasters, good games are good games, and many of them I have yet to play, so I got plenty on my plate.

I may be in the minority but I'm actually really looking forward to Clubhouse games, mainly for the Wii Play-esque stuff in there. I've really been wanting some sort of successor to that game, and it seems were at least getting a spiritual successor in that game. Shooting gallery and Wii Tanks were actually super fun, and a handheld/online version would be pretty rad. Heck those 2 + Bowling on their own could almost make for a solid package (at least at like 20 bucks or so).