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Disagree with every just about everything.

1. Everyone who has played it loves it. Everyone who hasn't hates it. That's the issue, people who don't own the console don't want it. It's bad PR especially with the hardcore crowd. I want my comfortable classic controller.

2. Advertising is a good idea, but if they don't drop the stupid name no amount of ad dollars will change people's perception. Change the name to something entirely new and re-launch the console at 200 dollars. That MIGHT save the Wii U. Might.

3. Everyone knows they are working on a new console. Might as well rush it out the gate to drum up excitement and steal away the show from the XB1.

4. Bayonetta will sell horribly and they will NOT recover money from the investment cycle.

5. People want Nintendo games, not Nintendo hardware. They could sell so much and stay profitable if they published on mobile devices and the PS4/XB1.

There's too much risk associated with developing your own hardware.

Also the Wii U is not selling at a profit. There's no evidence of that. The statement by Iwata had something to do with clearing out old stock.