And I think most rational people have accepted these very notions, already. That said, however, I don't think anything prevents various publishers from putting more "mid-tier" efforts on Switch, which may end up being exclusives that serve an end to being a feather in the cap for the platform, its fans and even the pubs themselves who can say "look at what we've done to support this demographic".
That's part of the reason I think a game from the Monster Hunter "Portable" team is coming for the Switch. I also wouldn't be surprised if something like the third Resident Evil game that Dusk Golem hints at is something akin to a Revalations-level game that, while it isn't a mainline title and isn't made using RE Engine, is still something that plays to the Switch's strengths and offers a unique experience for the platform.
Capcom has a lot of mid tier franchises and series that make sense for Switch release. Like you said there's MH Portable and RE Revelations but also Ace Attorney, Street Fighter, Sengoku Basara, Okami, Mega Man / X / Legends, Ghouls 'n Ghosts, Viewtiful Joe, E.X.Troopers, Vs., etc, etc. Missing mainly just the RE Engine ports and MHW isn't entirely critical and there's a ton Capcom can still do on the platform.
Also the nextgen Switch will probably be well suited to get those higher end ports the current Switch misses out on. For some series (like Assassin's Creed, Devil May Cry, Kingdom Hearts, FallOut, Yakuza, GTA, etc) it can make sense to port 360/PS3 era AAA games and remasters to build an audience now and lay the groundwork for porting those PS4/XBO era AAA games to Switch 2.
