Since Xenoblade is so damn expensive in the U.S and it's pretty much impossible to find it in my country, a HD port that can be download digitally will make my life so much easier.

To me the list in the picture looks like a fairly good combination of announced info & guess work, but the formatting and use of things like "SUPER SECRET launch schedule", a "very confidential" part number for the gamepad battery which is known to be the same battery that the 3DS uses, the inclusion of a mystery Super Mario Galaxy 2 project labeled "Project On Hold", why in hell would a project that's on hold be listed on a launch schedule? Also the wording of "launch" rather than "release" seems inaccurate, since the Wii U is now out of it's launch window. The whole thing looks like a safe yet bogus document to me.

The more I think of it, the more realistic this list looks to me. I mean, just think - they should be able to release Bayo 2 easily - it's just a sequel, a lot of stuff should be reused from the 1st part, it's just the case of upgrading to a slightly more capable hardware - not a biggie for a good and experienced team. Zelda: WW HD will be out and they just have to release MK. I consider it impossible to release X so soon without hurting the quality and lenght of the game, but they could release Xenoblade HD which would be awesome in its own right and pretty much another must-have. Add Yoshi and a casual game collection a'la Sports/Play/Sports Resort to that, mix it with a few core 3rd party games (AC, CoD, Watch Dogs and Batman) and top it all with a price cut. If Nintendo does that and spreads the release of these games from November to January/February, maybe even add Smash in April/May, it could seriously crash the PS4/X720 party.