Disappointed. With the Wii U it's like the Gamecube again, with the difference this time there's no GBA on the handheld side: games are bad and cheaply outsourced.

It's just unbelievable how Nintendo went from the kick-ass NDS and Wii to lame 3DS and Wii U. I guess they got tired of making lots of money.

I'm happy.

I've played a bunch of lovely games on the Wii U and 3DS, so it would be odd not to be. Mario Kart 8 is the racer I've enjoyed the most, and the Wii U has the best platformer lineup of any console I've owned. Tropical Freeze and Rayman Legends are amazing, NSMB U, Wooly World and Luigi U were also excellent 2D platformers, and 3D world is a supreme 3D/isometric platformer.

The 3DS hasn't had quite as many excellent games I have an interest in, but Awakening, 3D World and A Link Between Worlds are all top notch. I'm sure Fates, which releases in Europe this month, will be great too.

I play the majority of the games I play on my PC, and there are far more good PC games than I could ever play. As such, what I'm looking for from Nintendo is a couple of high-quality, fun releases a year. And they've definitely delivered on that, all generation long.

I don't think anyone can be happy with current Nintendo. They've basically given up on their home console, the 3DS is now their only active platform and its been showing its age for the last 2 years. Yes, we've gotten some great games this gen, but we all know they could do much better than this, and have in the past.

I'm disappointed, but I'd like to think that from this point on things can't get much worse.

With nintendo...I'm..

 Satisfied with the 3DS.
 Dissapointed with the Wii U.

I'm very dissapointed, but there has been some good games.

I'm indifferent. I have one kid loving his Nintendo games, the other one loving the games he plays on the PS4. Personally, I lean more towards Nintendo, but that's just because I enjoy their games more than the ones I've seen and played on PS4.

So far, I have no plans to get an NX, and won't have any plans to get one unless a game releases that I really, desperately want to play. But I don't see that happening for a while.

For now, I'm satisfied.

Indifferent because I'm tired of NoA

Am I happy with them? Yes.

I could certainly be happier. But their last couple of years have produced some of the best games I've ever played. Mario Kart 8, Smash Bros U/3DS, Pokemon ORAS, Hyrule Warriors, Splatoon, Xenoblade X, to name a few. All of these titles have managed to get extensive play time from me despite my gaming motivation being somewhat suppressed in general at the moment.

As for future direction, NX is releasing in 2017, which is a good move in my view (I'd have made it late 2017), the next Pokemon is looking better than previous ones, based on what information we have so far, and Zelda U appears to be a title that Nintendo feels can carry an entire E3, so they're clearly proud of what they're doing with it... and that makes me happy, too.

Again, there are some imperfections, but overall, yes, I'm happy.

I need to see the NX I think.

I enjoy their games, but they have mismanaged their hardware platforms, especially console to the brink of irrelevance.

So enjoy their games, but don't have a lot of faith in their business management, I think there's a valid distinction between the two. One does a good job, the other really does not.

I'm satisfied, the 2016 line-up isn't / hasn't been complete trash & I have many games to pick up that I passed on before.

I'm also looking forward to both the NX & mobile games. That feeling of satisfaction can easily turn to happy depending on how they handle the NX. If the Wii U was Nintendo at their worst, NX should be pretty good

*Note: Admitedly, I'm pretty easy to satisfy