I actually had a somewhat similar idea, which I called Switch hyrule historia collector's edition.

It would have comprised of A switch with a Triforce and Link green Joycons, 2-3 cartridges (the first one for legacy games, meaning anything from NES through Wii and DS, except Remakes, the second one for Wind Waker HD, Twilight Princess HD, A Link between Worlds, the 3DS remakes and potentially Hyrule Warriors, and the last one for BotW including expansion, though that could have been pre-installed), an updated Hyrule Historia and Amiibos of Link, Ganondorf and Zelda, and maybe some additional goodies.

Even at $500+, i'm sure that would be sold out in microseconds. So make it happen, Nintendo!

As far as the options in the poll go, a lot of them at this point in the system life should be getting a new game instead of taking more from the Wii U's library.

A new Paper Mario, Pikmin, Fatal Frame, Nintendo Land, Mario vs Donkey Kong, Wonderful 101, all are possible to just expand and polish ideas or are already iterative franchises. NES Remix would be cool to add onto the NSO service as an extra incentive for the library.

Xenoblade Chronicles X I would like a sequel or a complete edition of the first game, there are so many plot points and missed opportunities that feel like they should have been on the game in the first place, on top of really obvious sequel bait. I just really want some closure on that world.

In a nice looking box and some artwork included.

Gimme.

Given the recently port the Wii game Kirbys Epic Yarn to the 3DS, I'm feeling Epic Yarn 2 may not be a completely ridiculous idea.

Yoshi's Woolly World. I would double dip.

The Wonderful 101

Well, if you haven't seen it yet... Nintendo announced many Zelda titles in today's direct: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpOkr0bTSwQ

:P

Wonderful 101

The Wonderful 101 and Xenoblade Chronicles X are the only real choices. Oh, and a Zelda collection that includes the Wii U remasters.

The Wonderful 101 might not get a sequel and even if it does Platinum has a lot on their plate. It's also one of the only games that legitimately would probably need more sales in order for a sequel to be greenlit.

Xenoblade Chronicles X belongs to a series that's story and campaign oriented, with a lot of mechanics and plots being different from game to game. This is why it makes a lot of sense for titles like these to be ported. This is sort of different from a lot of other games that have got ported, where their ideas and gameplay would perfectly be carried over to a potential sequel, hence there not being much of a reason to port as the games would be similar. But each Xenoblade title is themed around a very specific central concept so it makes sense for this series.

By the way, Nintendo owns The Wonderful 101, not Platinum.

The best one, Super Mario 3D World.