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Nintendo's just discussing long-term strategy more than anything. While i do not doubt that the Wii U will be supported at least through early 2016 (to be replaced in late 2016 with a hybrid thing to follow the 3DS as well), but given the big financial burden Wii U has proven to be so far, investors want to hear about new revenue streams. Talk of a new console also helps to shut up the crowing about mobile devices, especially if the "new" console implements some sort of mobile solution.



Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.