This is an awesome idea!  I know that for PS3, there were several indie games that I tried only because I could buy a "best of PSN" collection.  I would be very happy to shell out some money for a best of Switch eshop collection.

I know how you feel. I was in that same boat some years ago. Although I grew up with Nintendo, for many years I didn't care about the games anymore. It was mainly in the 7th gen. I got the Wii shortly after launch but barely even played with it. Instead I got the PS3 and thought that is the hot shit now. I loved my PS3. I thought I would never get back to Ninty. But in 2016 PlayStation games really got boring to me. After having played mainly on that platform for 8 years, everything felt like it was the same. I was underwhelmed by Uncharted 4, I got bored by The Last of Us and today I can't be bothered to even try out the new God of War. No, two years back, I had the urge to play something different. It didn't take long until Nintendo came to mind. They had all these interesting titles that couldn't be found anywhere else. So I got myself a 3DS and had a blast playing Super Mario, Animal Crossing and many more games. I was especially amazed by the perfection in gameplay. I completely forgot how well Nintendo does stuff like that and just two years ago I had no idea that they still achieve the high standards they had in the 90s. I was so blown away by the games that I got a Wii U shortly after and loved it. Got the switch at release and guess what, I play mostly on that system.

I still like my PS4 Pro and all, but it's mainly my VR machine right now. PSVR is awesome, even though it seriously lacks good and especially longer games. I still love it. But when it comes to flat games, I got hooked to Nintendo once again. There's so much stuff I missed and I can't wait for the new stuff that will come soon. Maybe you will get back to Ninty too after a few years. But don't mind it too much. Enjoy whatever platform you're playing on. Just know that you don't need low standards to like what Nintendo offers. It's just alwas a subjective matter. Which games are fun to you personally depend on so many factors. Some care about a good story and those folks probably won't get too happy with Nintendo. People like me care for great gameplay and great gameplay only. Nintendo has a shitload of stuff in that regard.

As for the topic at hand, how the hell do you all find enough time to play all the games coming? Seriously, I'm still not done with Breath of the Wild at this point! I haven't even touched Bayonetta 2, just rushed through the first one. Not through with Mario Odyssey and I bought Stardew Valley without having touched it. Then there are evergreens like Overcooked. That game is always a hell lot of fun when I play it with my son and wife. I don't know, there's no way I could ever catch up to all the games coming out, althoug I play with the switch 1-2 hours a day. Well, most days anyway. Sometimes it's just not possible because boring work and stuff. =P

As a WiiU owner, I must agree - the Switch lineup is weak. A few big titles carried it through the first year. But, 2018 has sucked so far, and will likely suck going forward. There just aren't many big games once you subtract the WiiU ports.

But saying every year is underwhelming is useful?

The OP and most comments are saying "I find that there is a lack of games I want to play lately between 2 periods of big release". Not "I know that the whole world agrees with me about the fact that there is never a new game on Switch, so I'm right about it.".

The difference is the expression of a personal opinion on one side against "I personally checked that 7 billions humans agree with me so dude, trust me, I'm right and you're wrong" on the other side. I'm wasn't really taking a side in the discussion, just pointing the invalidity of an over-used argument. About the OP itself, I'm not a Nintendo fan except for old-style Fire Emblem and Advance Wars so for me there is kind of a permanent lack of games I want to play... But overall it's usual and expected to have dry periods, because Nintendo doesn't have the AAA third party support to compensate between 2 big first party releases. 

Thanks, I'm keeping that :D

Nothing that hasn't been discussed before...

Nintendo decided to frontload the Switch. Now, they are hoping ports and Indies - and Labo, too - pick up the slack.
Wrong strategy, if you ask me.

I don’t know how you can say this when the eshop is flooded with new games.

Every time I go the eshop, I am completely lost because there are so many new games popping up all the time.

I simply can’t keep up.

Zelda literally won an award for e3 in 2016 and social media impact:

Is this "proof"? One game literally squashing everything else.

I expect even more for smash. As it's much bigger than Zelda with a very big hardcore fanbase.

It's more a stop gap for the slow Spring period.  Starting in June, there's Mario Tennis Aces, Octopath Traveler, Yokai Watch 4, Yoshi, Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate (in the west), Smash Bros, Fire Emblem, and Pokemon.  That's more than a game a month.  And that's just exclusives.  And that's just significant exclusives at that, not counting smaller ones like Sushi Strikers or Travis Strikes Again.  It's a similar strategy to last year.  March, April, and May were thin on the ground.  But June to December was a blitz.  They look like they're gearing up for the same approach.  But this time with more third party presence to help out.  And then they have some significant DLC as well, the Octo Expansion and the Xenoblade 2 story pack.  

And all this before E3, they could have more for this year.

I'm trying to be optimistic with SMTV now lol but really I'm still cautious.

I'm actually skipping Redux though because it's not dubbed, meaning there's no reason for me to buy it over the original I already own. It's not too much better graphically, I hate the new art and cutscenes, I hate that they're adding a new character and story to a game that was complete without it, and if I have to read text, I'd rather read without having to listen to another language I don't understand the whole time. Blows my mind that they made all these stupid concessions in the name of "accessibility" except for literally the only one that actually matters.