pokoko on 23 April 2014
No reason for that. They'll try to extract as much profit as they can from it before replacing it. It's not like the next console will definitely be a smash hit. The only way I see them dropping the Wii U that early is if there is no risk with its successor, which is pretty much impossible.
They also have their loyal fans to think of. Killing the Wii U this early would earn them a lot of hard feelings.
However, they'd better be working hard right now to turn things around in the future. They failed to properly lay the groundwork for the Wii U--that can't happen again.
