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My guess would be no, never going to happen, Nintendo do not need Steam they have their own platform.
There are plenty of "alternatives" though, over the years many games have adopted the same concept.
Going from the past, there's not a snowball's chance in hell.
People been saying similar things for a while for Forza games or Spiderman, Gears of War, Heavy Rain... the list is insanely big. All of them were said to never come to Steam or even PC at all.
Now that "PC" gaming is not an actual thing anymore as consoles start adopting the same architectures and mobile gaming became actually feasible - especially with the Steam Decks release - Nintendo must have some serious issues to not plan releasing their games "everywhere".
Nintendo can make everything themselves, they simply do not need their games on other platforms.
Nintendo is also a cultural thing, those things are comparable with monuments a like, something that seems to be well protected by their makers, and they rather keep it that way.
Uh what? Nintendo has historically kept their IPs to Nintendo hardware.
Did you even read?
Do you?
They may miss a huge opportunity in the market, on the other side, owning a "unique" IP gives them a strong position in the market granting them a lot of money anyway.
I like that they stick to their roots, something that creates a "bridge" between the new and old gaming generations.
Looking into the past, how many Mario games have been ported to PC?