Well you chose wisely then, cause I have God of War collection and Uncharted Golden Abyss, only one of the 2 works on my PSTV

The biggest problem is the terrible joycon situation. I shouldn't need a Pro Controller to play my Switch, but both joycons are failing so hard I have no other choice.

I really do think Switch is a great console overall but my main gripe is definitely battery life.

In second place it has to be their entire online infrastructure - something that seems to have plagued Nintendo for generations of consoles.

My biggest problem with the Switch is the fact that I own a Wii U, so there is not much reason for me to get one (don't care about the portability).

Personally I find there is a severe lack of AAA mature games.
Playstation and Xbox you have God of War, Uncharted, Horizon, Halo, Gears, Call of Duty, Battlefield... All of which are pretty heavy hitters.

That coupled with out-dated graphics, framerates and resolution hasn't helped.

OLED screen upgrade was a small step in the right direction, but should have had a 1080P panel at a minimum... They still could have made the display another few mm larger and eaten up what is left of the bezels... Plus a higher performant SoC and better battery.

I have a hori d-pad joy-con and it sucks. Very uncomfortable. 

I've never tried the splitpad pro. It looks monstrously big. I like to keep my Switch somewhat portable. The splitpad pro is not quite what I want and it's missing features too. I believe it does not even have rumble. 

I just want a pair of joycons with d-pads and no analog sticks. Kinda like a Snes joycon. 

It's power for me. And not because games look outdated, but the unacceptable framerates.

This is probably one of the biggest problems also:

This is every game featured at the TGA's with a trailer and the platforms they release on:

Only 4/32 games featured at the TGA's this year are on Switch and one of those isn't native.

Personally I'd never buy a 3rd party game on the Switch anyway (except older titles like Skyrim) so it's not a massive deal to me but Switch misses more games than any other platform by far.

With it's lack of power and lack of 3rd party support Switch will always remain a secondary console just for Nintendo games for me.

I think it's more of a problem that started later in the Wii era. Gamecube had good third party support because it was easy to port PS2 games to it, they didn't need downgrading and optimizing or unique control schemes. Most major third party series from this generation are available on Gamecube, Spyro, Crash, SSX, Need for Speed, Battlefront, Call of Duty, The Sims, Rayman, Resident Evil, Burnout, Tony Hawks, Hitman, Fifa etc. Most of the major third party franchises of this generation are available and good versions of these games not crap downgrades or different versions.

It's mostly in the Wii generation when the new massive franchises started abandoning or being heavily gimped on the Nintendo console. Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, Batman Arkham, Bioshock, Mass Effect, Portal, Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Dark Souls, Dead Space, Tomb Raider, Dragon Age, Battlefield. These are some of the biggest most defining franchises of the 7th generation and they were all missing the Wii.

It's the uniqueness of Nintendo's consoles that have caused the exodus. Whereas developing a PlayStation/Xbox multi-plat you might as well be developing for the same system by comparison.

Yeah it's true it missed some big ones like the GTA games but I still think it had very good third party support getting most of the major third party franchises of the 6th generation, whereas the Wii missed all those massive 7th gen franchises I listed.