I still think he's coming, but not now, only there for next year (2019). Capcom is no foolish, it's going to take a while to produce another MH of that size, so she's launching MHW on Swtch later to earn revenue when game sales stagnate on other platforms. Announcing the mere possibility of MHW on the Switch would take away game sales on PS4 or Xone at this time. Not to mention that the installed base of Switch in Japan only increases, so this MH in Japan sells easy 3 million by the end of next year. The port quality will be pretty low of course, but Japanese do not want graphics, they want MH on the go. It just does not happen that MHW in the Switch a Capcon does not like money or she has been receiving money from Sony not to launch on Nintendo platforms. She will also be cautious not to compete in the same period with Pokémon, although in Japan the two franchises are very powerful.
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