Enough to sell software, but not to keep hardware shifting.

So no.

Having a console with less than 5 or 6 years of lifespam is a deathsentence for any hardware bussiness.

No they don't have enough games to last 5 years, that's why I imagine they are probably making some more.

I would take a bet on it.

2016: January: - Diddy Kong Racing 2
2016: January: - Metroid Prime 1-3 HD
2016: February:  - Luigis Mansion HD
2016: February:  - Style Savvy U 
2016: March: - Endless Ocean U
2016: March: -  Professor Layton U 
2016: April: - Pilotwings U
2016: April: - Steel Diver U 
2016: May: - Animal Crossing U
2016: May: - Phoenix Wright U
2016: June: - Mario & Sonic at Rio Olympic Games
2016: June: - Etrian Odyssey U
2016: July: - Advance Wars U
2016: July: - Golden Sun U 
2016: August: - Nintendogs U
2016: August: - Heroes of Ruin U
2016: September: - Metroid 2D U
2016: October: - F-Zero U
2016: November: - Mario Galaxy U (Best of Galaxy 1&2 + new contents)
2016: December: - Trauma Team U
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2017: January: - Excite Truck U
2017: January: - Picross U
2017: February:  - Paper Mario U
2017: February:  - Hana Samurai Art of the Sword U
2017: March: - Kid Icarus U
2017: March: - Chibi-Robo! U
2017: April:  - Harvest Moon U
2017: April:  - Donkey Konga U 
2017: June: - Wii Music U
2017: June: - Mario Golf U
2017: July: -  Brain Age U
2017: July: - Battalion Wars U
2017: August: - Disney Theme Park U
2017: September: - Pokken Fighters
2017: October: 1080º U
2017: November: - Metroid 3D U
2017: December: - Mario & Sonic at the Winter Olympic Games PyeongChang 
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2018: January: - EarthBound 3 HD
2018: February:  - Wave Race U
2018: March: - Mario Tennis U
2018: April:  - Mario Sluggers U
2018: May: - Mario Strikers U
2018: June: - Rythhm Heaven U
2018: July: -  Sin & Punishment U
2018: August: - Reginleiv U
2018: September: - Baten Kaitos U
2018: October: The Last Story U
2018: November: - NINTENDO FUSION

Agreed. I can only think of one exception, and that is the Virtual Boy. But it did almost destroy Nintendo.

If any company supports their console to the bitter end, it's Nintendo.

They have SOO many old IP's they can do stuff with. If Nintendo would do it's out-scourcing more, it could basically compete with the entire industry.

They easily have enough games to support it. There are still so many IPs they haven't done anything with on the Wii U, and that's not even counting new things we'll be getting.

If you're talking a Fusion platform where all their teams can effectively work on one platform, then yes.

If you're talking the current setup of a separate handheld and home console -- then no.

Honestly I don't think they even have enough for more than 4 years of solid support. Both the GameCube and Wii fizzled out in terms of software support after year 4.