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Ok...I see the humor in this but two things called my attention and maybe are worth mentioning

"Exclusive third party games that are truly exclusive"
That´s actually true when talking about 3ds games. Nothing beats 3ds third party library.
As for WiiU games, I´d correct the sentence to: "exclusive second party games that are truly exclusive" (on a side note, the Eshop´s indie games library has some real real good and exclusive stuff)

"A welcoming community, even outside of Miiverse"

That´s so plain true. I started attending 3ds meetings in my city mainly for streetpass, and in every one of those gatherings I found lots of people willing to make new friends and to share their experiences with Nintendo games. I made so many new friends that my facebook contact list just tripled in two years (and I only add people that I know for real/personally on my facebook, I never add people who I just know online). I started to take some family members with me in those gatherings and they not only enjoyed the party as they also made new friends. There´s an atmosphere in Nintendo fans gatherings that I don´t find in events of other brands.

I went to the launch of the XboxOne in my country and it was a dull party. Ok, we had free drinks and cakes and stuff but if it wasn´t for my friends (who I met at Nintendo meetings) I wouldn´t have any fun at all. People just wasn´´t interested in interacting with each other rather than test their skills on the games displayed. PS and Xbox fans meetings - they usually take place in anime conventions - are always focused on competition, people come in order to play and show who´s better on any given game and there´s not much interaction between players, but on Nintendo meetings there´s always a certain friendly mood that even when there´s competition involved, people always seems to get together and have a good time, talking with strangers, sharing experiences and enjoying multiplayer games.