AAA crossover? Isn't that kind of monkey's paw asking for that Rabbids Mario game to come back up? LOL. I mean, both of those IPs are pretty high level.
Oh jeebus no, I just meant more cross-platform releases. Let's keep the Rabbids far, far away from this.
Coincidentally I hear the center of the sun is pretty far this time of year.
At any rate if everything on your list is correct - and other than some of the leaks like the XCX port, Metroid, and the Rabbids crossover, all of which I remain more reserved on for the moment, it sounds good to me - that's just under half at 36. My biggest concern, though, is that while over 80 games are currently in development, I suspect more than a few of those are going to take until 2018 or later to appear.
For reference, based on the Wikipedia pages which list their released games, it took Xbone and PS4 ten and eight months respectively to hit the 80 games mark. Switch might not hit that number for its first 16-18.
Sure, that's being generous and including cross-platform releases and a string of lesser or indie titles, but if Switch's number isn't counting such games too I'll eat my shades; in this industry that's just what you do.
[EDIT]: One of these days I swear I'll post timely responses.
I actually have to disagree with Ninty's list skewing indy, though; of the 33, I see maybe 10 indies, unless some of the titles I counted aren't as indie as I think. I expected close to 50-60%; I got 33%. And, though I've been wrong before, I don't much see the list skewing the other direction; the remaining releases look like major deals.
I do have to ask; is it humanly possible that Kirby, Pokemon, AND Smash Bros. is part of those 54 other games we don't know about? I'm concerned its a bunch of indie titles, but I could be wrong on that.
I would expect all three are.
I'm skeptical on any Smash news in 2017, but Pokemon Stars rumors keep swirling and as
Coricus
noted it
is Kirby's 25th anniversary; some news could happen in either case.
I think Animal Crossing is most likely one of the 54 games as well, but the only ones making me think that are Nintendo themselves.
Also seems reasonable.
However, with New Leaf's Welcome amiibo update giving that title some extra mileage, I don't expect that title's a priority for them right this second. Probably won't hear news about AC until Q4 2017 at the soonest, and I wouldn't hold my breath on seeing them in 2017 or even possibly in 2018.