It didn't appear in the direct so it probably won't be ready for the 1st half of 2015. Thoughts?

I just realized Watch Dogs was complety ignored! Even Indies were mentioned

I think there will be a Nintendo Direct in december like there was one last year probably going over the things they missed in this direct like Zelda Fucking U (I hope T_T)

Maybe or they might have another multi-game direct planned for early next year where they reveal other things.

Xenoblade Chronicles 3D
New 3DS
Yoshi's Woolly World
Mario Maker
More info on Q1/Q2 games shown today

Something like that doesn't seem to out of the question

My thoughts are on summer-fall 2015. Something between july and august.

I think you should check the definition of the word confirmed.

There's plenty of time for Nintendo to fill out the first half of 2015. Personally I'd expect one or two more Directs in the next few months. One a general Direct like this, for release dates and software announcements, and another for New 3DS launch plans.

First half is any time up to June. For now, the only thing we know is that there's Smash this month, Captain Toad is December/January, Mario Kart DLC is May and Splatoon is down as quarter 1. Yoshi and Mario Maker might yet make it into the January to June window. It's not as if there's much else there.

Oh wow I totally forgot about Yoshi Wolly World AND Mario Party 10! (Or was it Wooly World?) I think Yoshi has a good probability in arriving 1st half 2015 since there's only Kirby and Splatoon for the first half so far (and Toad for Europe) and there's a Smash Bros stage too.

Kirby was confirmed as second half in this Direct. I'd forgotten about Mario Party 10. Their financial report also listed one of the prototypes (either Project Guard or Giant Robot) as a first half release in the West. There's a lot for them to confirm still, but there's also plenty of room for delays unfortunately. I was really alarmed by the "We are targeting a 2015 release" for Xenoblade Chronicles X.

Was that in the American Direct?

No, Kirby was clearly mentioned as second half 2015. That's more than a little infurirating and a downer for European fans. It's not as if Kirby is a localisation heavy title, there's no way it should be four, five or six months behind the North American release.