If there's a better chance than not that a noteworthy third party title is coming to said console by default, I'd consider that good support.

If you constantly have to wonder if a new third party title you see will come to said console, I'd say support is lacking.

I never said Switch is weaker than PS3.

 I said :"from what I have seen, their best looking Game is not even more impressive than Uncharted3 and The Last of Us on PS3, which was released 10 years before, a decade before"... which is different.  

You are not rude by any means, simply you don't know about Nintendo Switch hardware capabilities...it is really really weak compared to PS4, and it can't handle big AAA demanding 3rd party titles. Easy as that.  Can you understand what I said in my post ? The previous one...

It was actually because the only new game Capcom has released on Switch is Mega Man 11, almost two years in. You can only "test the waters" with ports for so long before it starts to get annoying.

That’s also true, forgot about this one.

FIFA and CoD are down.

If EA didn't have the football licenses, someone else would have already destroyed them.

So long as games like Fortnite and Minecraft are the best 3rd parties can offer, the 'need to have AAA' diminishes.

Good third party support is if the Switch gets the same or better 3rd party support as the 3DS + Vita Combined. Switch is a hybrid, but it has the power of a handheld, so it should be cut some slack. Anybody complaining that it doesn't have every AAA 3rd party game, doesn't understand things right. 

I'm still paying $35 to $45 for physical versions of my multiplats on launch day, thanks to my gamer's club membership. For example: Kingdom Hearts 3 is costing me $35 because I get it for 20% off, and then there's a $10 gift card for pre-ordering. Oh and I get 8.5% cash back on my Best Buy card. Try using https://www.pricecharting.com/ to find out how much physical versions of a game really cost. They are almost always the same price or cheaper than the digital versions of PC games. And that's even if you check on key reseller sites. The actual Steam/Uplay/Origin/GoG prices of games are usually full price until there's a sale. Finally, I wouldn't use key reseller sites to buy my games, because they are often funded by stolen credit cards. 

Actually, I do know the capabilities of the Switch's hardware. But you're not. Or think you do but you don't. And you clearly don't know its library either to say the Switch can only handle not demanding games. Of course it's weaker than the PS4, that doesn't mean it can't run PS4 games at all.

If you think that Doom , Doom Eternal, Wolfenstein II or Warframe aren't demanding AAA games, I don't know what they are. And the whole games are ported to the Switch, they're aren't half-baked port with lot of content missing.

Of course there are visuals downgrades. But not a single AAA game ported to the Switch have its content cut. Either the whole game is ported, or isn't at all.

I'm gonna assume you don't have a Switch so it is kind of pointless to clearly know what the hardware is capable of. But what developpers, and mostly Panic Button, are achieving when they port games on the Switch is mindblowing. 

Just out of curiosity, what was the last Assassins Creed game you played?

 oh! and btw, I think if anyone here dares to call any Nintendo games (even 1,2 Switch and Labo) "regurgitated fecal matter" would be banned.

Switch third party support is very good so far. Best supported system since the GameCube in my opinion.