All of that is irrelevant, though. What it comes down to is this. You are perfectly fine to have your opinion, of course. It's not invalid for you to think any of those things you said. But when literal objective and empirical metrics disagree with you on every way - review scores, sales, preorders, legs - then at the very least you should have the self awareness to not state your opinions as declarative statements. If people didn't think MKWorld was worth the wait, it would not have substantiated the volume of preorders for the very expensive console it did - particularly since, as you and several others have pointed out, other than Kart, there really isn't anything else there. If people didn't think New Horizons was a worthy product, especially at its much higher price than previous games in the series, then it wouldn't have reviewed as well as it did, and then it wouldn't have nearly tripled its launch sales over time, it would have tapered off and died. You can feel Kart looks unimpressive and New Horizons was underwhelming, and I can sit here making excuses or explanations — in the end none of it matters. Objective metrics disagree with you. At that point acting surprised that people disagree with you is just… I dunno, you do you.