Forgot all about that. That would do it.

There are other casual-friendly games that Nintendo produces outside of the Wii-brand (though I do believe that we will eventually get a rebranded Wii Sports title some time down the road).  There's Animal Crossing, Nintendogs, Rhythm Heaven, 2D Mario, Mario Party, Tomodachi and Brain Age (though I think that franchise is dead) off the top of my head.  Nintendogs in particular is almost guaranteed a sequel in my eyes.  It may not be the 20m+ seller that it was on the DS but even in its 4m+ form on the 3DS, it's still close to being a tentpole title.

This just screams incoming price drop.

The guy who said China hit the nail right on the head. China has the most gamers in the world. This shows Nintendo intends to sell there.

To be fair Animal Crossing is also casual game, and most people here including me think that we will have Animal Crossing next year.

And Nintendo several times until now said: "that they "preparing game software that provides Switch users with new “experiences”. The software has the potential to attract new users and boost sales. “We will introduce more ways to have fun with the Switch next year, and we expect those will further strengthen demand for the Switch". I think this means more casual games but also more mature/hardcor games also.

http://nintendoeverything.com/kimishima-on-switch-stock-sales-and-tease-capcom-and-koei-tecmo-on-support/

No it doesnt, I dont say we want have price cut next year, but most of this year they didn't had enuf stock because huge demand and they expecting that demand next year will be even bigger, but that doesnt screem price drop at all.

Nintendo seems very confident so they definitely preparing some strong titles for next year too, they probably counting on some strong 3rd party games also (maybe GTAV), also its posible that they planing to relase Switch Mini/Pocket next year.

Hopefully that means no more shortages :D

Well, people do realize that Yoshi is also on the casual side, right? As much as I like woolly world, you can tell its made for kids/casuals by how braindead easy it is, and how the game's aesthetic is.

I really hope this speculation about China turns out to be true! For anyone who is familiar with that market: Do you think Switch will be a popular console for Chinese consumers?

It will come down to three things:

1) Advertising.

2) Price of console.

3) Pricing model of Arena of Valor.

If they nail all three of these things, they will be in great position since Switch can be advertised as an awesome gaming tablet that plays the country's favorite MOBA and Pokemon. And if the pricing model of said MOBA is right, then the country will accept the console. However, it will be a slight uphill battle as we have seen both Sony and Microsoft try and fail miserably in China. The chance is there, however.