The 3DS didn't have any of that...........

And Wii.

This century Nintendo has released GBA, GC, DS, Wii, 3DS & Wii U. Four of them lacked AAA multiplats and each sold 70-155 million. Two of them focused on getting AAA multiplats and sold rougly 15-20 million.

Making any difference between exclusive, 1st-party, 3rd-party, multiplat, indie and so on is stupid in my opinion. A gamer is not asking for multiplats specifically. He is asking: has the platform games I like. The only relevant point is seeling power of the released games, because games that sell better obviously incite more interest in gamers than games with lesser selling power.

So, how compares the selling power of the Switch launch games to the sellign power of the PS4 launch games?

Isn't the Switch focused on getting AAA multiplats too? Remember that during the reveal  and everything and they were trying to show off how much support they were getting?

Most third party devs and publishers are waiting to see if the Switch will do well to port their games onto the new system. Quite a few already said so and we already got teased about some possibly upcoming games (most interestingly a Dark Souls trilogy) from these publishers as they can see it's doing much better than the Wii U did

Yep 100% xD

I'll wait for E3.

Well, there's also RBI Baseball games that are multiplatform, but MLB: The Show is way better.

Current 2017 line up is awful and I understand most people want to wait until E3 before making this judgement. What I'm worried about is that Nintendo announced a few titles in January that aren't even in development yet or development just got started (No More Heroes and SMT). They also released a list of games releasing in 2017, including Xenoblade in december. These facts make me wonder, why would they suddenly announce big and original games at E3 that will release in 2017 while they already announced a few big games for december and later 2018? That doesn't make any sense. They even had EA talking about FIFA with out gameplay while everybody knows nobody's gonna buy FIFA on Switch. They could've showed a more original title releasing in fall 2017 or something instead to generate hype. This is a strong indication to me software will be very scarce in 2017. E3 will probably mostly be indie-games, but I expect more from a 320 euro console (here in Europe) with no game included.

While PS4 had a bad launch line-up too, at least we knew about good games releasing in the (near and farther) future. 

Talks about hardcore crowd then quotes cod,fifa, assassins creed....lol those games are exactly what i play when i want to go casual, when i want to go hard i play dark souls and for a more hardcore experience i play monster hunter.