The publication found the note on the Pokémon Let's Go Eevee & Pikachu pages, as well as on the pages for Splatoon 2, Dark Souls Remastered, Dead Cells, FIFA 19 and NBA 2K19. In a statement sent to GameInformer, Nintendo confirmed that those titles really won't be able to access cloud saves. It said that while most Switch games will support the feature, some won't to ensure that players won't abuse it to regain traded items or to go back to a higher online multiplayer ranking:

"The vast majority of Nintendo Switch games will support Save Data Cloud backup. However, in certain games this feature would make it possible to, for example, regain items that had been traded to other players, or revert to a higher online multiplayer ranking that had been lost. To ensure fair play, Save Data Cloud backup may not be enabled for such games. To ensure that Save Data Cloud backups cannot be used to unfairly affect online multiplayer rankings, the feature will not be enabled in Splatoon 2."

It's unfortunate that you can't always access cloud saves when you're paying for the service, especially since the function is available for those games on the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live. While Nintendo said that "the vast majority" of games will support it, you may want to make it a habit to check first before assuming that you can back up your Switch game to the cloud.