I am not surprised, but the Wii U could have had a little more support in the end. Their E3 was disappointing, but at the same token, NX will most likely be shown next year; released a year later a possibility. Super Mario Maker, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Fast Racing Neo, Earthbound: Beginnings and Yoshi's Wholly World seem to be some of that last games for the system (Zelda U and hopefully something else for next years E3).
I still believe the Wii U is an amazing system. It is just sad to see that Nintendo could have given certain franchises more thought than just create games using a label to sell I'm the form of Metroid Prime Federation Force and Blast Ball. If they were called something different and be spinoffs, I wouldn't have a problem. However, that sadly just isn't the case. Nintendo did bring this upon themselves mostly, but devs. could have given them a chance at the very least to attempt to create something great for the system.
Overall for me, just saddening to see the Wii U end up the way it did. Much like Victor Reznov stated (paraphrasing of course);
"You did it NX... you achieved what I (Wii U) could not..."
" It has never been about acknowledgement when you achieve something. When you are acknowledged, then and only then can you achieve something. Always have your friends first to achieve your goals later." - OnlyForDisplay
