Luigi for Wii U was the best news to me! :)
It`s almost like a new game.

They can put it on the N-Gage for all I care as long as I can play it on my 3DS before 2019...

I hear ya. 

I was ready to import it before I saw how much it was going for.

Edit - NVM, just realized the game isn't region free anyways.

I actually flt sad that Mario Golf was not a WiiU title...

I can't believe the last game Nintendo showed was DKCR3D, but what's worse to me is that it's the same game from the Wii, even though Reggie said it's been REMADE from the GROUND-UP for the 3DS, people will complain that it's a "port". And woop-ti-doo, I saw it starting on the comment section next to the direct and made it seem it's worse than it appears to be. I will admit, I can agree with them somewhat, but calling it a port is a bit of a stretch... lol

Why ask when you already know the answer?

I think he's letting us all in on his little secret, and this is his way of doing it.

Looking at the over-all line-up for 3DS in Europe, it's a far better, more consistent, more varied (despite more Mario branded titles being announced) than we've had yet in Europe.

March: Monster Hunter, Luigi's Mansion 2, Brain Training, Castlevania.

April: Fire Emblem: Awakening.

May: Pokemon Mystery Dungeon.

June: Animal Crossing: New Leaf

"Summer"(July, August, September?): Project X Zone, Etrian Odyssey IV, DKCR: 3D, Mario Golf, Mario & Luigi.

October: Pokemon X & Y

eShop: Code of Princess, the football game and puzzle game whose names escape me, Mario and Donkey Kong.

There are 7 definite buys, and 5 maybe-buys on that list for me. Considering that's 8 months of content, with more eShop stuff to come, possibly more third party titles and localisations, plus E3 for announcements, and November/December left clear for more content, I don't see why any reasonable person is disappointed. 3DS finally has a consistent, quality release schedule in the West. This will drive higher sales of hardware and software, which should result in more support and more localisations for the system. Nintendo haven't even touched franchises like Kirby, Metroid, Zelda (a new title), Advance Wars, Golden Sun yet. They haven't confirmed what Monolith Soft are doing for 3DS. Games like Bravely Default and Fantasy Life may yet get localised; with so much first party content, Nintendo might be holding off on those for 2014, to give them breathing space to push out more software. And Smash Brothers is still waiting in the future. 

How was this a bad day for 3DS owners? Wii U needs more work, sure, but Nintendo gave Wii U the limelight in their last Direct. It's foolish to assume they're suddenly going to make more noise about the system just yet. Wii U needs work, sure, but that takes time. I swear Nintendo can't win with their fans, and this comes from someone who was pretty disappointed with 3DS last year and hasn't bought a Wii U yet.

I just noticed that Inazuma will only be a E-Shop game (correct me if I am wrong). Well, there goes my money away from that title, on the other hand, I have about 5+ games to look forward for the 3DS that has been announced for Europe.

That was great, I was a little disappointed at the end when Reggie was like, "Donkey Kong Country on 3DS!!"........"it's a port of the Wii game!"

I would've preferred a new DKC for 3DS, but I'm hardly complaining after that. New Mario & Luigi this summer? eShop sales? Awesome. Everything else is very sweet icing.

This.