Super Mario Odyssey
I know I said in my status earlier that I didn't have any games for my new Switch but my Odyssey cartridge arrived early in the post (it had been due tomorrow) so I gave it a shot and enjoyed it a lot, so much so I might even say I like it more than the two Galaxy games, which is a very very high bar to pass, albeit with how early I am in the game it's a bit early to be deciding that. At £45 for that tiny cartridge it wasn't a cheap buy (afair that's the second most i have spent on buying a game in itself excluding controllers, consoles, online subscriptions etc., after TTYD which was £60) but like TTYD I am sure that it was worth it.
Apart from I guess Sunshine, the game perfectly builds on and exceeds its predecessors, 64's open world style is a lot better now as my gripe with 64 was that it often felt like I didn't know what to do and had no sense of direction but I think Odyssey does give you directions for some of the moons and others you can find by exploring, and I think Odyssey is a lot easier than 64 was. Galaxy 1 and 2 had cool powerups, which Odyssey's captures are at least as good as, excellent music, which Odyssey doesn't match but is still pretty good in its own right, they had a grand feeling which Odyssey expands, their missions were designed really well, so are Odyssey's, and I'd say that the movement in Odyssey is probably closer towards the two galaxies than any of its other predecessors, which is a great thing because imo they were the best. As for 3D World (imo 3D World already improves 3D Land in basically every way other than no longer being truly portable, which the Switch of course, is) the graphics in Odyssey are even better than 3D World which was already very very nice, and the idea of largely linear levels with secrets hidden along the way seems roughly to be what Odyssey is improving with like the moons that the game guides you towards getting
So yeah, I'm having a lot of fun this evening, and if you've got a Switch and don't have this game yet you're missing out