Anyone know which High School film club they got to handle video production?

I'd say that was the biggest concern. The seemingly lack of announced titles. The system looks cool, looks intuitive, the presentation was fun and stylish. But where are the titles?

and newsflash Nintendo: showing like 2 game teases but only a fraction of a second of footage (i.e. Fire Emble sword being pulled out) is not the sort of thing that is going to hype up people in a GAME SYSTEM PRESENTATION. Like it makes it seem like A) there aren't a lot of titles coming out for the Switch, and B) that the titles that are coming in many cases are VERY early in development 

I wasn't aware I was giving JRPGfan's opinion. 

Your first line is speculation. My 3DS will barely last three hours with all functions enabled (max brightness, 3D, and online), and around 6 with those disabled. I'll assume it's similar in this case. If not, well, a link would be appreciated.

And I'll reserve my right to be excited for games I plan to play. Sorry that not everyone shares your opinion...you do realize what this thread is right?

It's better to not make any assumptions on when the games will be released, because we don't really know a lot about them...

exactly. I imagine a lot of people were like me, waiting the whole entire presentation for a brief list of launch titles. But it never came. the only game that a March 3rd release date was attached to was "Zelda". And even then at the end Nintendo hyped it up like "you fans should be really appreciative and happy that Zelda is coming out at launch". like seriously Nintendo? that game has been in development for foreverrrrrr

at the end of the presentation I was sort of in shock that there was nothing more. I mean how hard would it have been for Nintendo to resurrect something like Pokemon Snap or F Zero with a new game? A photography or racing game just would not (relatively speaking) take that much effort compared to some things.

So I guess we're not caring about E3 like Nintendo "apparently" doesn't. Then we also got the Treehouse Live stuff tomorrow and other livestreams for the games. They weren't clear on the launch titles, let alone what we'll get overall  in the first year, besides Mario, Zelda, 1-2-Switch, Splatoon 2, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, etc.

Well they didn't show everything did they for example hardly any Mario kart shown 

5/10 Just not enough games there. There was enough to sell through 2 million switches, but Nintendo better have E3 JAM PACKED with games. I'm sure they know they have to have games at E3. This was just a smaller launch event.

299...that's not the price people were expecting...at all. I can get a PS4 for that. There's just too much useless tech in the joycon controllers. And there's too much emphasis on the controllers. We're done with 2006 Nintendo, MOVE ON.

The fuckin' dude who was talking about grasshoppers? Who the hell was he? Why did he talk so long about absolutely nothing?

Mario...why is he in a real world setting with poorly rendered humans? Cool game but please no...no Mario Adventure DX.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe...that's cool I guess. No Smash news...at all... No actual footage of either Dragon Quest game... except for HEroes 1 and 2 at the end...

There's just too much negatives at this point. I'm hyped for Zelda, I'm buying a Switch just for Zelda and Dragon Quest XI at this point.

I mean Xenoblade 2 looked really choppy and early in development IMO. Fire Emblem Warriors didn't show ANY footage. I think its safe to be concerned about either coming in 2017.

when you start to think about it the only titles that seem likely for 2017 at this point besides Zelda/Mario appear to be essentially rereleases. Skyrim, Fifa, Splatoon 2.0, Mario Kart remaster, etc.

I find it worrying

Or which high school they hired the translator from.