I have no idea what this post means. I will say tho I never played the souls games. Never will. Just see people wanting Souls on Nintendo platforms and don't think many people would be opposed to a Zelda spinoff. Esp if they accepted a Warriors one.

I'd rather see Otogi remade or remastered or hell a new Frame Gride but From won't listen to me. :(

Pokèmon won't come until 2019 or 2020 (hopefully 2019), at least that's what I think. Smash probably takes it away, better be more than a Wii U port.

I agree.  The Wii and DS userbases were very deceiving for companies making non-casual games.  Even though the Wii had a userbase of 100m, core games like 3D Mario, 3D Zelda, Animal Crossing and Smash typically had attach rates more comparable to a 35-40 million userbase if you use Gamecube attach rates as a reference.  Handhelds tell a similar story to me when I see core Nintendo games on the 3DS sell at a comparable rate to their DS counterparts despite only having half of its userbase.  I'm actually very optimistic about Metroid Prime 4's chances for success because the stars are aligning for it to be a good seller: there's extreme demand for it, the Switch is probably going to have the largest amount of core gamers on a Nintendo platform since the SNES and it's going to come out when the userbase is going to be fairly large and still very motivated to purchase games.  I expect it to be the best selling Metroid game of all time as long as it's a good game with a non-shit characterization of Samus.

Fire Emblem I believe is going to be their go 2 game. Though it depends how much effort they put into it.

It's hard to say. It's likely the list consists of these titles so far:

Fire Emblem, Yoshi, and Kirby.

I have doubts Metroid or Pokemon are happening next year, considering they've had nothing to show. Unless both titles are well into development, likely the earliest we'll see them is 2019.

I figure the killer title next year will be a title Nintendo will keep secret until next year.

Well, Pikmin didn't get much push on the Wii U.  No one questions that one being first party :P

And Xenoblade Chronicles X got a strong push all the way up to the end where they fumbled at the goal line which, let's be honest, sums up the Wii U's life story with software releases.  It was prominently featured in every Nintendo presentation, had extensive gameplay demos, some good ads, a video series, some dedicated directs.  Nintendo just dropped the ball big time with launch promotion.  Which they also did with Pikmin, Super Mario 3D World, Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze, etc etc.  

And Xenoblade 2 was the opening act at the January event, kicked off the meat of the Nintendo Spotlight, and had a good sized gameplay demo at E3.  And of course, they now emphasize the tie to the Nintendo brand more.  We'll see how they close it out, but if their current pattern holds, I'm hopeful for some agressive marketing.

And this, by the way, is a *problem* Nintendo needs to and hopefully is addressing.  The Nintendo brand is so much more than Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong, the usual suspects.  They need to work to have Xenoblade, Metroid, Splatoon, Arms, all their franchises be equally synonymous with their brand as the usual faces everyone already knows.

While I don't think it will be a megahit, I do think Prime 4 has the potential to be the best selling game in the series for many of the reasons already mentioned. (That is, as long as they don't drop the ball and make it a godawful abomination like Other M)

Switch's lineup is so far lacking in grittier, more serious experiences, and Prime 4 could fill that gap nicely, thus diversifying the system's lineup and offering something to appeal to the kind of gamers who wouldn't normally purchase a Nintendo system.

Animal Crossing, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo Switch and Fire Emblem and Kid Icarus Uprising 2

I dunno about what will happen but it better be Animal Crossing. Been waiting way too long for the first HD entry in the series.