Good third party support means that there are always fun games to play. So, it's subjective for each person. A person who plays 5 games per year is a lot easier to satisfy than a person who plays 50 games per year. For me, the games I want on Switch are coming out faster than I can play them. That means it already has good third party support and I expect it to get even better.
So, in more objective terms, I think Switch will get 85%+ of Japanese third party games and 85%+ of indie games. Plus it will probably get 50%+ of the other Western third party games by the time Nintendo stops supporting it. That is a ton of third party games. That is going to keep most gamers happy.
So, on a business side Switch is going to do phenomonally well. It will have all of Nintendo's first party games plus a crapton of third party games. Nintendo's handheld consoles are always like this and they always do extremely well. But Switch is going to get some games that would normally only come to home systems too, which is going to push it even above the best Nintendo handheld.
curl-6 bet me that PS5 + X|S sales would reach 56m before year end 2023 and he was right.
My Bet With curl-6
My Threads:
Master Thread, Game of the Year/Decade
Switch Will Be #1 All Time
Zelda Will Outsell Mario (Achieved)
How Much Will MH Rise sell?
My Bet With Metallox







