It will be The Sims and Plants vs Zombies. Switch will get their only Fifa and Madden in the fall and that should be the limits of EA support. At least if Wii U is any example.

The Sims? Are they still even making those games?

On PC, they didn't bother bringing Sims 4 to consoles. Which is unfortunate as imo it's the best so far.

Well I guess the Switch will have The Sims as a console exclusive then

They'll use miis instead of the sims.

Most likely it will be called The Sims: Switch it up.

I wouldnt buy it either way. Never played The Sims, but I dont want to either.lol

So EAs quote is very wait-n-see approach.

Keep in mind EA was all-in on WiiU a year before launch. Their CEO was on stage flaunting their "unprecedented partnership" and it was basically going to be every EA game possible.

Then all talk of EA went silent and they delivered a broken, late port on top of sports titles that used outdated assets and broken mechanics finalized with a madden game that threw away everything people want in madden to attempt some cartoon joke of a game. Then nothing. Clearly something changed in that final year where PS4/XBO were announced. The most logical sense is that EA was riding MS cock and MS was pushing a full digital hell-hound with no actual ownership at the time. Putting it all together, it is highly likely Nintendo was at first warm to the same ideas (as were Sony) but Nintendo realized how anti-consumer those plans were as well as losing some ownership themselves by supporting Origin, that they backed out of those deals and EA said FU. This combined with technical gaps in CPU architecture and WiiU's quickly dead sales... well we know what happened.

So now you have an EA who likely still doesn't want to support Nintendo for nonTechnical reasons but the agreements they have with sports entities as well as Disney are going to force them to put ports of all sports games, star wars, etc. EA will hope that sales of NS bomb and then they can use that as a basis to once again drop out and that is what is coming across in this quote. An anticipation that NS won't sell well. They hope this will be the case as they don't want to be forced to support NS and they can continue to snub Nintendo (maybe rightfully so depending on how Nintendo backed out of WiiU agreements).

But with new Mario, Zelda, Pokemon and major revisions/enhancements of Smash and Splatoon... I don't see how this won't sell 10MM in 2017 alone. Especially, once the core gamer yearly iterations are announced such as Madden, FIFA, COD, etc.

FIFA would be good. The Vita ones were brilliant and the Switch would be able to offer the first proper new handheld release since 2012.

You might come off as disappointed but regular FIFA/Madden enteries would probably do more for Switch sales than something like ME4, especially with the potential local multiplayer and portability possibilities.

Probably FIFA, would be good for the system if it is a decent port