Nah like most my PS3 games are still only on PS3.  Switch mainly just needs 3 games to complete the last good exclusives on Wii U to cross over. HD Zelda's and Xenoblade X.

Woolly World and Splatoon 1 are good games that never made the jump.

If I exclude all the games that got ported, my PS3 collection boils down to just Killzone 3, the Resistance trilogy, and Puppeteer.

I do as well. I enjoyed games like Fallout 3 and New Vegas, but 7th gen was a gaming desert at times for me. It was my least favorite generation since the Atari days ended. Things did start getting better once games like Xenoblade, Ni no Kuni, and Tales of Xillia started showing up, at least. 

I had a 60GB fatty as well, it died. I haven't bothered to replace it, because I can play most of the PS3 games I enjoyed, ironically enough, on Switch. And that includes Valkyria Chronicles, Ni no Kuni, and Bayonetta. I'm just not interested enough in the PS3 library to buy a non-BC PS3.

But hey, most of the Wii U games I cared about are also present and accounted for on Switch. Just give me XCX and the HD Zeldas and I'm good. And while I'm dreaming, I'd also like ports of the Fire Emblem Tellius games. 

Never played a wii U, but the controller reminded me of something you see in the toys isle for little kids. I am just being honest, the controller was so ugly caused me at least to have zero interest in it. the PS3 i bought day 1 for MGS4 (got the bundle)

What? Come on.

While It's a fact that almost every big game on Gamecube has a superior version on Wii, I still think it was a nice console. I spend hours playing Luigi's Mansion, Sonic Adventure 2 Battle, Paper Mario TTYD, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Mario Sunshine, Wind Waker...

Even that's debatable. I preferred Twilight Princess and Resident Evil 4 on Gamecube over the Wii versions. Plus, the Gamecube had some pretty solid RPGs, which was pretty nice after the almost complete RPG desert that was the N64 (which was my least favorite Nintendo console). I have the "holy trinity" of Skies of Arcadia Legends, Tales of Symphonia, and Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, and those games were as amazing as anything on PS2 save maybe for Dragon Quest VIII and Final Fantasy XII.

There were years when I played my Gamecube more than I did my PS2. But then again, I think I played Wii U more than the first couple of years of the PS4. 

I mean, to each their own, I'm certainly not saying you're wrong to love it.

The hardware was great, it's probably Nintendo's best system in terms of engineering, but for me the software missed the mark.

It had some gems like Metroid Prime 1 and 2, Twilight Princess, F-Zero GX and Resident Evil 4, but compared to other Nintendo systems, it had relatively few of them, with many series I usually love like 3D Mario, Donkey Kong, and Starfox turning out disappointing.

I'd place even the Wii U above it in terms of number of good/great games. 

:( To each their own indeed.

I dont think it is a fair one. The WOW factor was bigger on ps3.

It's definitely a matter of personal taste, not saying it's objectively bad or anything.

Gamecube was actually the first console I bought with my own money; my parents got us an Xbox after the N64 and I always wanted the Nintendo one, so as soon as I could, I scooped one up.

I did have some good times with it; heck, RE4 is still my favourite game of all time. A lot of Nintendo's first party games though went in a direction that didn't appeal to me.