Nintendos 2018 Line up is pretty boring for me, so far

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But the problem with those games is that they only sell to the existing userbase and as such, most of 2018's line-up can't be used as a selling factor in 2019 and beyond. Which means that Switch could have becomed more attractive this year and the next ones, but it probably won't because Nintendo didn't plan right.

They might keep momentum for the existing users, but what about the other consumers who haven't bought a system? Those consumers we'll have to wait?

Nintendo should be in a position where they could indeed offer something meaningful every quarter. Offering Kirby and Mario Tennis doesn't cut it. 
Labo's potential remains to be determined.

I look at your list and i'm recalled of what the PS4 has to offer.
It's ports/Indies+a few new games+Smash vs Indies+every single new game announced for consoles/the most wanted/wished for games.
Which console shines to you and which one pales in comparison? 

I never said sales would go down, but i'll say that they aren't higher because Nintendo didn't prepare itself as it should.
My point is that Switch could have done better, could be doing doing even better if...
The later Nintendo comes up in full force (not just one year, but as new standard), the more sales it will lose and become less appealing than it could be.

Im sorry but this entire post is made up of nothing but assumptions based on nothing.

 

How do you know the 2018 games only appeal to existing users?

Why cant the 2018 titles be used as a selling point in 2019 and beyond?

How do you know Kirby, Mario Tennis and the ports wont cut it?

PS4 has a stacked lineup this year, how is that relevant to Switch sales?

Sales arent higher because they didnt prepare as well as they should have?

 

I mean these are all just a bunch of nonsense claims you are making. Looking at sales trends so far this year shows that Switch is doing very well with no major releases so there is little to be concerned about its sales on the coming months.