Sure thats fine, but im expecting the big budget games at Switch Launch will be from Nintendo. Theres probably a lot of ports too....... soooo im not sure if I would count them big budget..... Since they got released already. And wasnt that game just a rumor? Cant remember what happened there. 

Edit: nvm. I think I was thinking of another game

That's the problem then. If it releases in March 2017, it cant wait until 2018 to start getting games from third parties. That's gonna seal the deal in peoples minds that they won't be coming and the damage will be done, and no amount of third party games will reverse peoples minds. 

I'll take -8.

Yeah that time frame also worries me. Especially there were rumors that the New Zelda will not be at launch while the new Mario will be ----- Which we only saw a couple seconds of it....... I guess Nintendo is hoping for that short burst to work....... 

Ow soo now console/pc games are exclusives

In that case good luck against the ps4 huge library.

This is why I don't think it's a big deal if major third parties skip the Switch. The industry has changed, there are a ton of small developers making quality titles, and the AA game is making a comeback. If Nintendo Paris their cards right, Switch owners should never run out of games to play.

As for the had trailer... it looks nice. Dunno what kinda game it is, but he music was great! Of course, this being an indie title, I wouldn't expect to be playing it until like 2019. Delays, delays.

What is even the point of this comment? SFV was called exclusive but on PC. There is no need for this comment.

Depends on how much you enjoy replaying the new Zelda.

Bleh, I hate when they announce a game that won't be coming until the year after next. All that tells me is that I'm to keep it off my radar until it decides that it's ready to release. Depending on how the Switch goes until then, I might consider getting it for it or PC.

All support is good support, hopefully it gets some new good games in 2017.