I would think it is a good thing. The only people this doesn't encourage to buy Switch is people who own a Wii U, and my guess is Nintendo believes it has those 13 million or so customers in the pocket already. A steady flow of games for the system is what Nintendo needs to get people who rejected Wii U on board.
Cannibalising the Wii U library is a quick and cheap way of substantially increasing the game library in a way that will encourage a larger market segment to get on board with Switch. As long as brand new games are released as reasonable intervals I suspect the die hard fans will be happy.
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