Well, it counts as something, but I don't know exactly what. I mean, it's a game that needs an extra physical prop to function, isn't that the definition of peripheral-based games?

Well, I thought with the Labo that was pretty evident.

Labo is one example mentioned in article, there will definatly be some controls peripherals/addons, also this is very intresting "could also include additional network-related features and peripherals to be attached to its USB Type-C port"

This article talks only about this years plans, not that Nintendo dont plans any Switch revisions, Mini or XL, offcourse that we will have some kind of Switch revisions in future. There is nothing complicated about wider offer of Switch platform.

3DS has price point from $80 to $200 and probably will be discounted in around year, there is no way that Switch will have price point below $250 in around year, not to mention, lower price point like $150.

No there is no need for portable-only Switch, but its smart to offer wider offer and lower price point for Switch platform (look at 3DS price point example) instead having only one Switch hardware.

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good. Is anybody really expecting revisions already? We're only coming up on a year now.

GBA, DS & 3DS got their first revisions about 1.5-2 years after launch so it wouldnt be crazy for Switch to get a revision in Fall 2018.

With that said, i think Fall 2019 would be a good time for the 1st revision.

This.  A Switch that can't be home console and portable is not a Switch anymore.  Why would you want to play console games on a screen any smaller than the Switch has?  And if it's console only, the people claiming that is what they want will just go back to b*tching about it being underpowered.  The people claiming they wish the Switch was "only this" or "only that" aren't Nintendo's target market, because they were never going to buy it anyway.

I know people say the Switch is portable but, it isn't for me. If it can't fit into my pockets, it's not portable. I'm not a woman. I don't carry a purse or handbag. So for me, a Switch the size of a GBA would be awesome.

Not surprised by this.  The 3ds still has another year left in it and Nintendo has yet to finish the Switch software. They need to focus on getting their paid online finished and working well.  Next year makes more sense for a revision. I do wonder though if this means Pokemon won't be out this year. It makes too much sense to wait for a Switch Pocket version and using Pokemon to push hardware for that as well as original Switch.

Warriors of Social Justice?

After the 3DS is finished, I wouldn't mind mind a smaller, cheaper Switch.