It's only half of the interesting part. The slides are just as important usually. Ugh. They've basically said nothing regarding their future.

The pic I posted sometime ago are from the planned 2015 releases, so they're really banking on Star Fox.

Wondering on what happened to Project Guard.

Mario Maker is a working title (did we knew that already?)

Project Guard looked way more interesting than giant robot. I hope the whole thing hasn't been scrapped.

Indeed. Even though it is well over a decade old, Majora's Mask still has more than enough of a fanbase to blast past a great game like A Link Between Worlds. As for Tomadachi Life, cannot say I am surprised. A highly interactive experience with immensive social aspects, Europe should have a high sales count; especially given their history with the Animal Crossing series!

what did you expect ?

for the future they're going to make games and consoles, obviously.. 

Oh jeez, this is rather confusing, but I think it says that Majora's Mask and Monster Hunter 4 had bigger debuts than its predecessors (ALBW & MH 3U)

No numbers.

Last year, Iwata was in a corner and talking about anything to try and make things look as positive as possible :P.  To some degree, talking out of his rear.

This year, Iwata and company are on the road to profits, things are looking a lot better than last year.  No they aren't on top of the world, but he doesn't have to talk about stuff that obviously is a looong ways away to make things sound pretty :P

amiibo sales per region

Red= US & Canada = 3.6m

Blue = Japan = 627k

Green = Europe = 1.3m

Purple = Australia = 171k

Total = 5.7m

They're talking about Autralia a lot, seems its becoming a pretty big market.

They're still in a corner. They've had to lower their already low sales expectations, and both of their console are showing signs of nearing the end of their cycles. Especially the 3DS.

Apparently there's a Hyrule Warriors Ganon DLC Pack coming to Japan on Feb 26th