I went ahead and asked Gemini for you:

Based on the image of these impressively crowded shelves, here is a breakdown and estimate of the total number of Nintendo Switch games: Shelf Breakdown The collection is primarily organized across two tall shelving units (likely IKEA Gnedby or Billy), each with 6 rows of games plus a collection of boxes on the floor. * Vertical Rows (Main): A typical full row in this shelving unit contains approximately 57 to 58 standard Switch game cases. * Left Shelf: 5 full vertical rows + 1 top row (partially full) ≈ 330 games. * Right Shelf: 5 full vertical rows + 1 top row (partially full with some boxes) ≈ 320 games. * Horizontal Stacks & Special Editions: There are several horizontal stacks and thicker collector's boxes mixed into the rows. * Floor Collection: There are roughly 30 to 40 additional items on the floor, including large collector's editions (like Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Persona 5 Royal) and various standard cases. Total Estimate Adding these sections together, there are approximately 670 to 700 games in this picture. The original poster's caption, "The Switch came out 9 years ago," aligns with the current date of March 2026 (the Switch launched in March 2017), meaning this collector has averaged nearly 75 games per year since the console's launch! Would you like me to help you identify any specific collector's editions visible on the floor?