If the past is an indication, then you're probably wrong. The Wii was a distant third for me. The Wii U ended up a distant third. I didn't even consider a Gamecube or N64. I found the SNES to be kind of boring and it marked my first extended break from gaming. Loved the NES, though.
The odd thing here is that you seem to be basing what other people will want based on what you like. I don't really see how that makes much sense.
I mean, I'll take a good shooter over a good jumping simulator any day. "Overwhelming numbers" of games are not becoming "cinematic experiences." Nostalgia is not how I make my decisions. You can't decide what other people find "fun".
In my opinion, third parties > Nintendo, and by an absolutely massive amount. They can't even hope to be my primary console unless they bridge that gap and even then, I'd take Sony first party over Nintendo first party (Microsoft, too, honestly, but I will always have a PC).
