When for some ungodly reason Mario Kart 8 Deluxe keeps selling, it can't be reverse racism. If Nintendo players are buying third party games, they're also buying first party games, therefore there's no discrimination here whatsoever. There can't be a preferential treatment for third parties when a Nintendo port from 2015 is top-selling.

Though to be fair the way you actually worded the question doesn't have anything to do with reverse racism, so I guess you just wanted a bit more of buzz for the thread with a not-so-sensible title/opening. Adressing the question itself, they probably do. One reason for this is because third party games tend to have the worst and the best of the industry, so no point ignoring it altogether but rather dwelling into them to see what you can find.

Are you implying those people posting don't own Mario Kart 8 Deluxe already?

But...it does have shortcomings.

I can always reply without blue quoting, but that makes things even more complicated.

Are Nintendo gamers engaging in reverse racism towards third parties? 

Well, seeing as 1-2-Switch has outsold  Minecraft: Story Mode, Skylanders Imaginators, The Binding of Isaac, Dragon Quest Heroes I & II for Nintendo Switch, Disgaea 5 Complete, Puyo Puyo Tetris and LEGO City Undercover (COMBINED!) then I would say no, Nintendo fans are behaving just like they always have.

(Yeah, I haven't gotten over 1-2-Switch.  I dont think I ever will)

I don't know why but I can't stop laughing at this.

Oh, it's a compliment. 100% serious. Trust me, i'm 1017 years old. 

Don't you mean positive discrimination? I just want good games, if I can get them on the Switch and the version isn't too different from the PC one, there's no reason not to give it a chance.

Well games arent a race so no, however i may be more likely to support 3rd party on Switch rather then ps4 because of portability.

lol this. We're on a sales site, so use sales numbers, ain't that right Rol?

I will say the general attitude towards 3rd partys is definitely different than in early Wii U days before the great 3rd party abandonment. The portability has certainly made them inherently more enticing.