The Nintendo Switch has got off to a great start so far, with a growing install base, quality first party games and solid indie support on the eShop. Nevertheless the third-party retail line-up has been rather thin; while SEGA's Puyo Puyo Tetris and Capcom's Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers are both solid games, they do serve to illustrate how third parties aren't yet throwing their full weight behind Nintendo's portable powerhouse.

Of course Ubisoft will likely find success with Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, which releases later this month (more due to Mario rather than the Rabbids we suspect!), but aside from this there are few options in stores so far aside from some neat Indie efforts.
Plenty of eyes will be on EA as it releases FIFA 18 on the Switch on 29th September. It will be interesting to see if there is a audience for it with Nintendo Switch fans; we'd like to hope so due to the console's portability, in particular.