TreeTurtle on 26 March 2014
They wouldn't announce a new system after 3 years. Most Nintendo consoles last 5-6 years (NES, 6 years, SNES, 5 years, N64, 5 years, GCN, 5 years, Wii, 6 years) so for the earliest time the Wii U would be replaced is 2017 or 2018. Then again, Nintendo's new console might be handheld+console, and handheld's usually release 1-2 years before the console. (Game Boy, 2 years before SNES, Virtual Boy, 1 year before N64, DS, 2 years before Wii) So I am expecting 2016-2018.
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