Don't make me show you those audience reactions Guy!! Lol!

So do you think that Bayonetta 3, Metroid Prime 4, No More Heroes 3 and Pokemon RPG will all release next year?

My opinion : No to Prime and Pokemon perhaps to the other 2

Yeah, it's certainly been nice in terms of the Switch. Even with the unannounced teaser of SMO and Spla2n in the Switch reveal, those games were released around a year later, which was great. Xenoblade releasing within a year of its announcement was nice as well. So releasing games not long after announcing them is nice, though it doesn't matter a lot to me. As long as it's not another BotW case. The wait for that wasn't fun...

I'm still hoping FE Switch does happen some time next year.

I think they did that more so for an assurance to Metroid fans that they've been listening and they have not been forgotten. For that base, I figure even just an announcement of a new core Metroid title is enough.

It’s awesome. I hope they continue to work this quickly in Future. Like Metroid 4 coming out in 2018 would be awesome.

Didn’t say that all games revealed for the Switch have been set for release soon after their announcement, I said most. Even then, indies are more of the topic for this thread, but there can be exceptions like I stated, Mario + Rabbids. Out of your list, believe NMH3 and Pokemon will release 2018, considering how an entirely different team worked on US/UM and NMH has been stated as a smaller game.

This approach is much, much, much better. I don't want to wait several years. BotW took long enough.

I agree. I'd really like Nintendo to do a Direct in January that discusses/reveals most (though not all) of their Switch releases for 2018. It's good to know what's coming in the calendar year and seems to be a solid strategy for them. If, in January, they can confirm that Fire Emblem, Yoshi, Kirby, Bayonetta 1&2 will be joined later that year by things like Pikmin 4, new IP, Animal Crossing and Pokemon, then suddenly Switch's 2018 looks much more solid. And that's without third party titles, including localisations from Japan.

EDIT: I see the thread focus is more on indie releases, so just to address, that, yes I'm agreed. There are so many interesting titles it's easy to lose track of them, so it's helpful for me to find out about a game and know I can buy it soon. Otherwise I just forget they exist.

Did you stumble on this thread thinking it was about Sony? 🤪

Or do you really think Yoshi, Kirby, Fire Emblem, etc. are 2019 games?