I'm just listing North American release dates and titles, other regions may look slightly different.

2011

Nintendogs+Cats-March 27

Steel Diver- March 27

Pilotwings Resort-March 27

Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D-June 19

Star Fox 64 3D-September 9

Tetris: Axis-October 2

Pokemon Rumble Blast-October 24

Freakyforms: Your Creations, Alive!-November 10

Super Mario 3D Land-November 13

Mario Kart 7-December 4

Pushmo-December 8

2011 Total-11

2012

Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword-February 2

Dillon's Rolling Western-February 22

Kid Icarus: Uprising-March 23

Ketzal's Corridors-April 12

Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir-April 13

Mario Power Tennis-May 20

New Super Mario Bros. 2-August 19

Art Academy: Lessons for Everyone!-October 1

Crosswords Plus-October 1

Style Savvy: Trendsetters- October 22

Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask-October 28

Paper Mario: Sticker Star-November 11

New Super Mario Bros. U-November 18

Nintendo Land-November 18

Sing Party-November 18

Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge-November 18

Crashmo-November 22

Fluidity: Spin Cycle-December 27

2012 Total-18

2013

Tokyo Crash Mobs-January 17

Fire Emblem: Awakening-February 4

Brain Age: Concentration Training-February 10

Kersploosh!-March 7

Lego City Undercover-March 18

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon-March 24

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity-March 24

Harmoknight-March 28

Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger-April 7

Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins-April 21

Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move-May 9

Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D-May 24

Animal Crossing: New Leaf-June 9

New Super Luigi U-June 20

Game & Wario-June 23

Pikmin 3-August 4

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team-August 11

Pokemon Rumble U-August 29

The Wonderful 101-September 15

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD-September 20

Pokemon X and Y-October 12

Wii Party U-October 25

Wii Fit U-November 1

Wii Sports Club-November 7

Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games-November 15

Super Mario 3D World-November 22

The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds-November 22

Mario Party: Island Tour-November 22

NES Remix-December 18

Dr. Luigi-December 31

2013 Total-30

2014

Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder-January 9

Bravely Default-February 7

Steel Diver: Sub Wars-February 13

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze- February 21

Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy-February 28

Yoshi's New Island-March 14

Pokemon Battle Trozei-March 20

Rusty's Real Deal Baseball-April 3

Disney Magical World-April 11

NES Remix 2-April 25

Kirby: Triple Deluxe-May 2

Mario Golf: World Tour-May 2

Mario Kart 8-May 30

Tomodachi Life-June 6

Pushmo World-June 19

Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney-August 29

Hyrule Warriors-September 26

Super Smash Bros. for 3DS-October 3

Pokemon Art Academy-October 24

Fantasy Life-October 24

Bayonetta 2-October 24

Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire-November 21

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U-November 21

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker-December 5

2014 total-24

2015

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D-February 13

Pokemon Shuffle-February 18

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse-February 20

Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars-March 5

Codename S.T.E.A.M.-March 13

Fossil Fighters: Frontier-March 20

Mario Party 10-March 20

Xenoblade Chronicles 3D-April 10

Puzzles & Dragons Z+Super Mario Bros. Edition-May

Splatoon-May

Boxboy!-2015

Yoshi's Woolly World-2015

Project Giant Robot-2015

Project Gaurd-2015

Mario Maker-2015

Xenoblade Chronicles X-2015

Devil's Third-2015

Star Fox-2015

The Legend of Zelda-2015

2015-19

2011-2015 Total-102

Over 100 games in 5 years, with this type of output, would Nintendo be able to pretty much support themselves? They would still likely get Japanese support, indies and kid friendly western titles as well so with a unified concept would Nintendo need AAA support to have a healthy release schedule and sell well?

Short answer - yes. At least for Nintendo fans it would be OK. 

But they'd need more diversity than that. But since they don't have to make 2 Smash Brothers, 2 Mario Karts, 2 Mario 3Ds, 2 Mario 2Ds, etc. per generation ... they could free up teams to work on new ideas/concepts too.

They could but it depends on how they handle it.

I am pretty sure they will have exclusive games for both and not the whole, one game for both platforms

Nintendo almost always only support themselves. If they make a profit, they can do it. Plus they got billions upon billions of dollars stashed away from the Wii and DS. So they could keep going for 10 years while not making a profit and still be fine.

they wouldn't go years without profit and want to stick with that plan.  They're here to make money not squander everything they've earned.  OT Nintendo could if they REALLY unify it.  Crossbuy on everything with less resolution or something on the portable version would be good.  That way, as has been said earlier, they can free up teams who made portable or console versions of their games previously since they'll only need one version for the system.  They may need to make some new IP and push them the same as their established stuff like Sony has done the last few years with Infamous, Beyond 2 Souls, The Order, and Heavy Rain.  Get the Jap support, get some third party deals like Bayonetta, get your first parties all on the same page and release 4 games a month at least for your system.  You got it.

I think they could support themselves with a unified platform. They would also get descent Japanese support. However, I still want them to try and get a bit more Western support.

I've been saying this for many years. Unified console = twice as many games for one console. It would solve alot of problems.

I never said they would stick to the plan. All I said is they have enough money to do it.

As your list shows, they have enough manpower to support their Fusion strategy. Of course, there's a mix between 1st party and 2nd party, but the point still stands.
Even if they just release 10 games every year, that's more than enough.

The more important question is: how will they support it? With what kind of titles?
The market has been showing them that they need to make more than just Mario, Zelda, MK, etc. They need to learn from 3rd parties and make those type of games. And making it Nintendo's style (like Splatoon) won't be enough.

Quantity is pretty much assured. The real problem will really be diversity and what type of diversity they will bring to their consoles.