Depends on the context of the converesation been had. If we talk about some parameter that can be measured then we can lead the conversation to a more objective direction. Like, if we talk sales, we can say a lineup is strong or weak regardless of personal taste, because its all about numbers.
But generally id say people talk about this topic when it comes to the games they are interested in, so in that context it is subjective, and for that very reason it shouldnt irk you at all. Fans of Capcom feel theyve been knocking it out of the park for a number of years now, cause regardless of the number of games been released the quality has been great and the few times it hasnt it Capcom has course-corrected accordingly. Those are good consumer-friendly practices and we should take notice of that, but if Capcom games dont interest you then just move along. Similarly, If Nintendo's exclusives atm dont interest someone else, then yes, in their eyes the lineup might come off as weak, even if maybe to you its the best theyve had in 20 years.
