Its not that I cant afford them, its that I wont support them

Nintendo has a reputation for making underwelming consoles,

but I  do end up buying their consoles,just second hand and when the console is dead, ala I just bought wii

10 - Definitely. Unless they go the Wind Waker route of releasing a half finished game.

9 - No. A Nintendo phone would be the worst phone on the market and Nintendo know it. Will never happen.

8 - Yes. From what we know it was always 2015.

7 - Yes. You'd expect there to be. Most likely another awful spin-off by a third party. 

6 - Yes. Low cost game with a wide appeal on handheld consoles. Makes sense.

5 - No. Nintendo don't have the resources to do this. I doubt the market is there for it anyway.

4 - Nah. If Nintendo think NES games are worth $5 each, I shudder to think what monthly fee they'd think is fair for access to them all.

3 - Yeah. Nintendo will try to do something to fix the gamepad disaster.

2 - Yes. I wouldn't expect anything too interesting though.

1 - Surely and good riddance. Fingers crossed Miyamoto goes with him.

I'd like my totally outlandish prediction of a Wii U DS/3ds player - supporting gamecards and 3ds full game downloads - to come true.

Obviously the screen aspect ratio would be a bit different, but even with both screens letterboxed on the tiniest monitor would be larger than 3ds screens, put the bottom/touch screen 1:1 on the Gamepad screen, good to go.

Bundle a Wii U with the 3ds player and Pokemon X/Y preinstalled, and some quickie Pokemon stadium style "import your pokemans over to this" title - and win over the kids who got a 2ds last Christmas.

Fantasy land stuff, but I can dream.

As to the OP predictions, I generally agree with TheLegendaryWolf.