Interestingly, with regards to the launch lineup and all that, the Launch Window period (first three months) interestingly ends right before E3. I wonder if that's their plan, to build up a good launch and stable launch window and then get a second, bigger hype boom at E3. Could be, the foundations of their E3 already are solid from just the titles we know (Super Mario Odyssey, No More Heroes 3, Dragon Quest XI, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Fire Emblem Warriors, Sonic 2017, etc) so I could see that being more or less the idea. Does mean they have to absolutely nail the E3 conference.

pre-ordered a grey one

Game carts are damn expensive, great idea.

I've bought every Nintendo console at launch since n64. (We had an snes in my house on launch it just didn't belong to me).... Both portable and console...had already paid a deposit for the switch as they were already taking them after that reveal teaser at my shop of choice...having said that I'm not completely sold on it and am buying out of a sad sense of loyalty combined with habit. This is nintendo's last chance at redemption for me...lost interest in Nintendo during the wii era but have stuck with em out of habit. I'm hoping switch becomes the console the wii u was supposed to be. A man can dream sigh

No, I learnt my lesson with Wii U. I don't want to buy Switch and have it sit for months on end without touching it. Holiday 2017 is possible if there a few more big games coming this year like Pokemon.

Never say never but unlikely. I'm good with ps4 and xb1 until their next gen consoles.

Certainly not this year. For that price, never.

Would have if the pre-orders weren't sold out. If at all possible, I will.

not interested and most likely never will be.

Honestly could be lucky like I was which is walking into a store on launch (After an hour of store opening) and picking up the console (My ps4 story).