You're what I'd call not a positive person. It's nice news because it shows a improving relationship between developers and Nintendo that don't cater directly to Nintendo's main target market. The older I get the less impressive I find western developers and the more impressed I am with Japanese games for their out of the box thinking and implementation. If it happens, then I'll be even more happy with my Wii U purchase, if it doesn't, I'll still buy their titles on the Wii U and the PS4. 

Kamiya wanting to work more with Nintendo is certainly good news for Platinum/Nintendo fans, even if it isn't confirmation for a new project. Likewise, it would had been bad news had he expressed unwillingness to continue developing for Nintendo.

It would be the best for both Nintendo and Platinum.

Unfortunately I think Nintendo says no.

Wonderful 101 is performing horrifically and Nintendo doesn't finance studios that don't make them money.

I'd like to see them continue to work with Mistwalker too, but it looks that's probably not going to happen either. If they weren't happy with sales of The Last Story, I can only imagine what they think of Wonderful 101.

I wouldn't be holding my breath for a Sin & Punishment 3 anytime soon either. Platinum's best bet is that Nintendo gives them the Star Fox license and that keeps the relationship going for a few more years.

Where did Nintendo say they were unhappy with The Last Story?

I don't think Nintendo generally says anything one way or the other, but it seems like they are currently not working with Mistwalker even though Mistwalker has said they'd like to work with Nintendo again. So I think that says something.

Also the comment from the Fire Emblem producer/director that Nintendo wants to see 700,000 copies shipped from a Fire Emblem Wii U game to turn a profit leads me to believe that there's not a lot of projects Platinum could do to hit that type of number on the Wii U.

I want to know if this is a serious post.

at first i was like, this is not a good idea. There games dont actually do gangbusters and they need it on as much platforms as possible.

but then i was like, no one is actually wanting to publish them anyway. So screw it

Then i was like, its not even up to them so why is this relevant. Ninty has the final say, and they aint talking. thats like watching your friend say he's interested in a girl and congratulating him before you even find out what the girl thinks

I should say so. The user in question has been dogging threads about Nintendo's relationship with Platinum with the same message for quite some time, namely through the use of premature hyperbole in ragging on Wonderful 101's sales.

What rule did he break?