All I see is judgement, in some cases poor judgement, but no signs of bias. The OP contained no examples of bias but examples of poor judgement instead. The market has clear trends, and some people assume those trends work against other trends, which of course can sometimes be the incorrect assumption.
As for the Nintendo part, it's been hard for third parties to gain success on Nintendo platforms. It's easy to create unoriginal games (which most games these days are), but those games have a hard time on Nintendo platforms. Original ideas are much more difficult to create. Also, in an online world, Nintendo hasn't exactly created an online-friendly profile for itself, which obviously has an effect. Not only that but Nintendo has also chosen to use old technology third parties might not be eager to use due to its limitations. I think there's more than enough reasons why third parties have good reason to stay away from Nintendo instead of simply being biased. I'm not saying it's impossible for them to succeed on Nintendo platforms but it's definitely more challenging than on other platforms.
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