I did a tally and after about 11 years of having the system, discounting apps like Pokemon Bank or Swapnote, I ended up with about 207 downloaded Retail/eShop only/VC/DSiWare titles. I'm totally going to spend the next several hours just organizing my screen before I start playing anything.
I ended up buying all three. I've been curious about the franchise for quite some time, so I'm glad I managed to get the whole series before the deadline.
Still saddening that the eShops are closed to begin with, so here's hoping some of the games that were last exclusive to the 3DS or Wii U will make their way to the Switch or another platform in the future.
I was surprised at just how many games series that debuted on the the 3DS/Wii U and had multiple entries that are now all currently unavaliable. I'd bet on stuff like Pushmo, Dillon, and Boxboy to
eventually get collections as they should be easy enough to package together, but a lot of other first party titles like Sakura Samurai, Kersploosh, Tokyo Crash Mobs, DSiWare titles, and the many Kirby/Pokemon spin-offs will be ignored like WiiWare.
I really hope that, aside from backwards capability, the Switch successor has a good touch screen like the Wii U did so we can see ports of a lot of these titles. Also having themes to customize the menu.
Do we know if free DLC is still available for despite the shutdown? I know games like Monster Hunter and Culdcept had a lot of free stuff, and I was surprised at just how many free themes there were to download in the Theme Shop that you really had to search for (mostly from SEGA/Atlus). Patches at least can still be downloaded from the store.
The Badge Arcade still technically works, but you only get Practice Pull bonuses now, no free plays, and it no longer rotates badges. Everything in the Theme Shop has been removed except for two generic free themes you can still download.
Thankfully Poke Bank still works and the issues with Poke Transporter have been reportedly fixed.