I say new to exclude the remakes, because those do kick ass.
The three new Zelda games on switch are Breath of the Wild, Tears of the Kingdom, and Echoes of Wisdom.
BotW and TotK should have been a new franchise. They're way too different mechanically from everything in the series beforehand. Innovating on the gameplay makes sense, but this was doable within the established formula (see Link between Worlds for how to do this well.)
Now for quality. BotW is a fantastic game in most facets, and most of my complaints I can recognize as me problems (I dont love the fact that just getting to a shrine makes it teleportable, it feels too easy to just cut the exploration by running to all the shrines in an area. However, this is a preference, not an objective flaw.) I think it would have done very well on its own, and didn't need an existing IP to support it.
TotK is where my complaints overlap. It should've been in the separate franchise, and I think it's a TERRIBLE sequel, and far more mediocre game. The tutorial is worse and way too long, they didn't add enough to the world to justify reusing the entire map, the underground area is largely barren, the zonai shrines existing at all is contrived bs, and the zonai building mechanic, while cool, feels incredibly unbalanced and strange. Its like it just got bolted on without any of the other devs being told.
Echoes of Wisdom is a crying shame. After two complete deviations from the games the Zelda series had become known for, I was excited by the trailer! But then the echoes system poked it's ugly head in. I hate, with a burning passion, games where puzzles have "free form solutions." The old zeldas were full of tightly crafted puzzles, and they're by far my favorite part (and, notably, the meat of the games.) So being handed a world where the main mechanic is "use these basic tools however you want!" by another game is just infuriating. I love immersive sims, but these are not a replacement for actual puzzle design (this sentiment also applies to the zonai building in TotK)
TL;DR: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom should've been an original franchise, and TotK and Echoes of Wisdom have lazy game design unbefitting of the Zelda series.
I dunno, just putting the first three Zelda games on the NES against Ocarina of Time is already a pretty broad spectrum of games.
What was the third NES Zelda game?
Might have been on the SNES, dunno.
That's a fair point! I think for me, it's also the method of delivery for puzzles. Shrines are fine, but the games sorely lack the interconnected dungeons. TotK does a little better with this, but its still kinda meh.
(Also, do comments follow the same rules of opposite voting?)