And is a first party title

Sorry missed an R in the last sentenced, Should have been "Your casual" not you, as in people who just buy a console for 1 or 2 games who don't frequent gaming forums.

You can't tell me that core gamers are not interested in what I said. Look at a silly tech demo from UE5, core gamers are loving it and hope the actual games (well some at least) are visually that stunning. 

The whole idea of the "core gamer" and "casual gamer" are not real things. "Core gamer" is derived from the silly sounding "hardcore gamer" term, which again, was a term invented by pretentious gamers so they could try to feel superior to some imaginary group of "casuals."

Yes I like that last idea. Mario+Rabbids was a fantastic surprise of a game. I'd love to see Nintendo work more with third parties especially since there are a ton of Nintendo IP that are out there that I bet Nintendo won't even get around to making on the Switch, despite the fact that we all thought that consolidating everything into one system would lead to a higher output.

Also don't feel too bad for long time Switch owners. I don't play a ton but I've had it since July 2017 and I have a huge backlog of games to get through that'll probably take me a couple years to get through without even buying another game. There's a huge quality library out there, I doubt very many people are hurting for games to play on Switch other than people who are extremely picky in what they play.

I believe that by the end of Switch's life, we will regard 2020 as the worst year ever for a Nintendo platform (1st party wise and in terms of quantity/scope of the games), while 2021 will the best year in memory.

I dunno. 2020 seems really lackluster, but 2015 and 2016 still seem worse. There was little to play on 3DS or Wii U in 2016. And 2015 had some misfires as well.

And we can only hope 2021 will be one of the best. Nintendo still hasn't had a better year for the Switch than 2017. Fingers crossed for a great 2021.

Yes I agree, there were very lackluster years before, Wii U era and Wii's last years were bad, but there was the 3DS and DS to make up for it.

I know this year's situation is not normal. So I believe, just my belief and not trying to push my opinion on others, that this year will be slow, majority of releases will be ports/remakes/smaller games, except for 3 or 4 new games, one of them being huge (AC) but overall a very slow year.

Next year instead will be packed to the teeth, so we will just have to wait.

Contrary to the Wii in the sense that each year was slower and slower, to a point where no meaningful releases were coming anymore, it died steeply, like no other console before. This year for the Switch will be the slump year, thanks to the virus and Nintendo themselves, but they will come back really strong next year.

Well considering they just dropped Paper Mario on us in July, I actually think they do have something more than just a remaster/port for the holiday season now. Maybe BotW2 really will be ready? Or else my money’s on a new Mario, maybe a sequel to 3D World instead of a port.

But any of those Mario ports/remaster has more potential than paper Mario so I don’t really fetch that point 

It's not a matter of the sales potential, it's that Paper Mario is a brand new game that they decided not to say/show one thing about until 2 months from release. So if that's their new strategy, then we are literally clueless as to what they might have ready by November. BotW2 might be 80%+ finished if they're going with this show nothing until right before release thing for all their stuff right now.