EA support is probably just due to some bad technical circumstances rather than some decades old grudge. Heck, guys like Trip Hawkins and the others have all retired from EA more than a decade ago ...

EA is arguably in a more severe situation with their Frostbite engine than Capcom is with their RE engine but it's only made worse since EA are less keen on doing many remaster/ports like the others ...

Haaa. I almost want to post a comment where I play devil's advocate, just a bit. But I can't. I hate them too. So very much.

EA couldn't monetize it enough.

And that one even just because some random programmer liked the Switch so much that he ported it to test it on his handheld.

However, it's not just one game: you forgot Skylanders. Also, Diablo III. And Crash Team racing is coming out in 2 months, making a grand total of 4 games. In other words, they're just as bad, but not noticeably worse.

Especially considering that outside of CoD, Activision itself ain't doing much more games anymore. Nowadays, Sierra (what is the Blizzard part in Activision Blizzard is basically all that was Sierra On-line in the past) would take over Activision, not the other way around.

For instance, with 2017 and 2018 taken together, Activision released a Spyro collection, a Crash Bandicoot collection, Destiny 2, and 2 CoD, that's it. And the Destiny makers split with them in the meanwhile. Apart from CoD, they basically only do licensed games anymore, and even those are getting rare. If CoD were to crash one day, then Activision Blizzard is pretty much just Blizzard with Activision executives anymore.

So yeah, Activision didn't release much, but they don't have much, either. Not having phones don't help, either.

TBH i haven't played an EA game in years on any platform.

They never release MLB (physical in Australia) so nothing I do not want to watch.

switch is too weak for frostbite?

Frostbite too weak for Switch :3

Ue4, Unity, Cry-Engine and other engine do work with the Switch. It's just question of modifying and optimization.

Except, CryEngine doesn't support the Switch. There's many others that don't support the Switch such as AnvilNEXT 2.0, REDengine, 4A engine, RE engine, RAGE, Infinity Ward engine, Firebird, Luminous Studio, and god knows what else ... 

Well, Frostbyte is reportedly getting ported.

About the other ones, not sure if they aren't supported or if there's just no game on the Switch with any of those engines.

Oh, true. I heard the support for CryEngine was coming, it's still not there, though.

But the point is, the hardware on the Switch is not too weak to support some of those. And porting your engine to another hardware like the switch makes only sense if you want to release games on it. Otherwise, listing all those engine which doesn't support the switch goes nowhere. I could also add Source Engine and  Source2 Engine, but that tells us nothing about if they actually could run on it with said modification and optimization for the Switch.