It sounds like Nintendo won't release any more Wii U games after The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime told Polygon that the highly anticipated RPG, which comes out alongside the Nintendo Switch edition on March 3, could be the last first-party game coming to the underperforming console.

"From a first-party standpoint, there's no new development coming after the launch of the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild," the executive said. "We really are at the end of life for Wii U."

There might be more new games for the Wii U from Nintendo's publishing partners, however. Additionally, Fils-Aime's quote that there is "no new development" for first-party games after Breath of the Wild could be interpreted as Nintendo not starting any new projects after Breath of the Wild; it's possible some Nintendo games might be in development for the Wii U.

He went on to say that fans can expect Wii U games to continue to be sold at retail and via the Nintendo eShop. Online services for the system and high-profile Nintendo games are staying up for now, Fils-Aime added. Nintendo will shut off online services for games like Mario Kart 8 and Splatoon "some time into the future" but not soon, he said.

Also in Polygon's interview, Fils-Aime spoke candidly about Nintendo's struggles to effectively communicate to people what the Wii U is. "Even today when I ask people, 'So what was Wii U all about?,' I get a wide variety of responses," he said. "In managing the business, that's just not good."

In an interview with GameSpot, Fils-Aime said the Wii U struggled for two major reasons, one of which was that Nintendo failed to communicate the novelty of the system. The other was that the gaps between major releases was too wide to keep existing owners engaged and draw in new ones. Fils-Aime said Nintendo has learned from these missteps and Switch has a bright future ahead of it.


Source: http://www.gamespot.com/articles/nintendo-confirms-no-new-development-for-wii-u-aft/1100-6447076/

A good decision. Bye bye.

that's okay.... NIntendo Switch is on my mind atm.  

Really the worst Nintendo console and the least supported.

This was evident since E3 2015: Nintendo was decreasing their Wii U support - and for the obvious reason.
His words could also mean that unannounced games could also be coming, but what are the chances of that? We would know of them by now.
Announcing games that are coming out after Switch comes out, when retailers won't order anymore consoles and will, most likely, use Wii U shelf space for Switch, would be sending the game or games to tank hard.

Im devastated

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=224941&page=1

But, your thread does have more info so I guess it's okay.

worst decision ever .. they lost me as a customer for a long time

They didn't have a choice with that one, they couldn't invest anymore than they already have and continue to lose money. Just like with Sony and the PS Vita.

Like I said in the other thread expected is expected

If they did continue development for Wii U, I would expect to see more complaints about how Nintendo isn't dedicating to the Switch or the lineup is bad... etc.