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Well really, I mean their library this year if we assume a unified concept and maybe throw in a few notable third party releases would probably look like this:

Feb - Kirby and Rainbow Curse
Mar - Zelda: Majora’s Mask, Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, RE Revelations 2 
April - Codename: STEAM, Dragon Quest TR
May - Splatoon
June - Yoshi’s Wooly World, LEGO Jurassic World
July - Xenoblade X
August - Bravely Default 2, FIFA
September - Mario Maker, Madden NFL
October - Devil’s Third, Yokai Watch 3
November - Pokemon Z, Star Fox NX, Call of Duty
December - Fire Emblem If

That's not too bad, especially when you consider their handheld output this year is likely lower than a normal year for the 3DS because they're likely working on games for the 3DS successor.