Seece on 23 June 2014
Just don't see it. I look at Gamecube, a system with bad sales but a great library aimed at core gamers, and support dropped after 4~ years. I look at Wii, huge audience yet support dropped after 4 years.
WiiU has neither a huge audience or the backing of core/gamers/nintendo gamers it had with GC and Wii, so why support it for ages? (Not that I think they will.)
Think it's perfectly acceptable for them to move all their devs onto new hardware after the fall of 2015 to 2016.
