Can't be sure with the Switch of course, but it means that for me Nintendo's console are not made for digital. 

Mostly because of the lack of storage space. And my experience using the 3DS digital store to buy some DLCs made me say "Never again" because of how outdated it felt. 

Think I'm gonna need my confused gif here again.

Think on my 128gb card I've got around 60 games installed on my switch, if you wanted to splash out you can buy 512gb micro SD cards for the system.

That said if you buy 4-10 games per system you'll have no issues with the switch storage.

Effectively every game except Skylanders is available on the eShop. Very modern online store.

Its leaps and bounds better than on 3DS, like 100x better.

With that said, Wolf 2 is selling pretty well on the eShop.

Nintendo has a policy of not putting games on clearance and holding price points in majoirty of cases. Sony seems to drop as quick as possible most of the time.

One year later major Switch releases will be $40-50 still while can expect to find major PS4 releases for $20. Back in PS3 days I got Mass Effect 2 and 3 for $5 each a year after release. I bought Assassin's Creed 1, 2, Brotherhood, Revelations, and 3 for a combined $50 by waiting.

It's different models, I like both companies, but I could pay $200 more for a Sony system and $50 a year for online still by life cycle end save money compared to a Nintendo system due to differing cost of games (this assumes I buy roughly the same amount of games).

Every game sells well on the eshop for the first week or so.  DOOM was up there and dropped off soon after.  If it stays top 30 for a month or so, this will be a valid point.  As of now though, it means nothing without exact numbers.

Yeah, you've covered it. I feel like there's more to it, not about current circumstances that demand games be full price, but between the history of Nintendo's video game business and their philosophy on hardware design and third party support. There's a good reason for games not to be made with Nintendo in mind. (Ie. dev for PS/Xbox and PC/Steam by default)

EDIT: making a thread later. Gonna do some research.

For me the only wrong on that is you selling your games for credits and considering them free money =p

Figure of speech for the 50th time lol.

I am never gonna live that one down...XD

Good point, OP. Switch ports are a lost cause to begin with : more expensive, inferior versions, late on the market and portability is not a thing anymore. There's a lot more value in PS4/X1, which also have truckloads of games that won't come to Switch as E3 clearly showed.

Strange. I thought that most people in the west tend to drive to work, hence not playing games outside. It's when they're home, during evenings and weekends, that they can relax and play.