I don't get why people are so obsessed with this. It's not like he can just announce something and everything will be fixed for Nintendo. Its a long drawn out process that can only go quickly if Nintendo decide to adhere to the market trends closely which destroys their fanbase. If he announces games now, it'll bring hope but unless they come out at a regular pace and within a year of their announcement. No game save the best game ever could get people to buy enough Wii u's to save it. Price drops won't fix a thing and meeting the small complaints of the current owners isn't going to sell much more consoles. 

Overreacting much?

Well I think Zelda U, Yarn Yoshi, Bayonetta 2, Animal Crossing U, Mario Kart 8, Smash Bros. U, Mario Party U, Hyrule Warriors, SMT x Fire Emblem, etc. are all still coming to Wii U, which should take them through much of 2015 at least. 

So I wouldn't throw out the console just yet.

My guess would be that games that Nintendo was thinking about greenlighting for the Wii U for 2016 and beyond however are quietly being pulled though. 

Now now you only got the system a couple of months ago. Nintendo is not going to ditch the console. Besides I doubt you can sell it for good money right now.

Those are some heavy words from a Japanese CEO, especially considering how optimistic their estimates have been. Actually, being so far off those estimates might have something to do with being honest now. It would look like delusion rather than optimism at this point.

It really looks like a shake-up is coming, though. If they failed to follow through now, there would be hell to pay.

Wow.. one statement from Neogaf and its not only taken as fact, but people are already spinning this in every possible way they can. Oh well keep spinning it into whatever you want. At the end of the day its meaningless.

I agree and if anything, it's more likely that they will direct resources into getting games out sooner than planned in order to maintain some sort of relevance for the Wii U. At worst, we have another gamecube scenario (which had great games despite sales)

The games need to come every month. Nintendo is still not able to give us the games that we want to buy as quickly as we want to buy them.

I don't think they're increasing resources per se, but all these games are probably well into development already. They're not just going to cancel them. Projects that are trying to get greenlit now for the Wii U though Nintendo is probably being far more conservative with though ie: if a Metroid U isn't in development already, I could see Nintendo saying "nope" to that. 

I get the sense they don't want to sink any more money into the Wii U than they absolutely have to. 

A year too late