So no third party ports of PS4/XB1 games?

It means that they won't do bland and unispired ports of games avaliable in every single console, the Switch version has to stand out somehow.

Just give us Mega Man and Ill be fine. Throw in some Ghosts`n Goblins as well and Ill be great

I am in agreement with you. The major issue is that the Switch is an an nVidia ARM SOC, not an AMD x86 APU, which means porting will be more difficult due to the different architectures (at least with Unity and Unreal engines that can be alleviated a bit) and they will have to cut down on the graphics due to the large performance disparity.

And more monster hunter's and ace attorney's.

IMHO i think most of those people are full of crap and just lookin for any reason to hate on Ninty, they were never interested in getting a Ninty system. Hell look at those games that did release on Wii U that were AAA multiplats they all flopped hard.

As long as something different is not just garbage. Most of time when companies do different things on the Wii and Wii U it's nothing but bad. I rather they just do a straight port. That way if it doesn't sale what they want they can't really complain to much. Like Nintendo do the special things on its system everyone else just bring games that are like the ones on other systems.

This is a good thing. Exclusives drive sales far more than multiplatform games. Unless you're really attached to Halo or Gears of War, you don't need an Xbox One if you already have a PS4. The same logic would be used by consumers over the Switch. Unless a particular multiplatform title lends itself to handheld play, they're going to be more likely to buy it on a platform they already own. So exclusives are going to be king.

Nintendo's handhelds have always had great third party exclusives because of the obvious hardware differences between handhelds and consoles. If that trend continues with the Switch, that's only going to be good news for Nintendo. Given the fact that Japan has shifted away from consoles over to mobile and handheld devices, we can expect a surge of Japanese developed exclusives, and along with Nintendo focusing their efforts on a single platform, this could mean a very strong line-up of exclusives for the platform driving sales. Adding in the fact that the Switch is likely pretty powerful and presumably can support some multiplatform games, we can expect relevant ports as well I'm sure.

im pretty sure at this stage most people interested in those games have another console

Nearly every port for the Wii U was subpar garbage. They threw out old games that were horribly optimized to "test" the waters of reception and then pulled out completely when the games bombed. If someone actually spent time, money and effort on a proper port, it may have done better. But the Wii U had horrible brand recognition and marketing and came at the wrong time, so it was an uphill battle from the start.

People are delusional if they think that Nintendo Switch will do well without proper AAA 3rd party support, not just side projects and leftovers. I think we may be lucky enough to get it since the major 3D engines are supported and that makes porting so much easier.