So, so true. The diversity is extremely important.

Not yet, but it's getting close:

The revenue of GTA V should be higher than the Wii U software revenue (which includes less expensive eShop titles)

I've been saying this for ages and idiots have been telling me otherwise.

I'm sure they will offer tiny little streaming boxes for like $99, but most people will just buy a smart TV to stream on. You have a seriously misguided idea of how quick technology improves if you think it'll take what amounts to 20ish years  for streaming to be up to snuff. We'll be there well into this generation. Consumers are resisting Netflix. They won't resist this.

I honestly want another Wii like console, I don't get the hate it got......oh ya it wasn't "hardcore" enough because it appealed to people outside of the 13-35 year old male demopgraphic.

And ya it's not likely to be a hybrid system as in a 2-in-1 device, more likely they will still have 2 separate pieces of hardware but with a shared software library.

I I think your misguided about the number of people who will still want a fantastic gaming experience using the most powerful hardware availble for a VR experience. What you are describing is a a super convenient and casual gaming experience but that won't be the whole market. There are always people that want the best home cinema experience, hifi experience, driving experience, holiday experience etc and gaming experience. 

I disagree, even with their worst selling console in decades Nintendo is not losing much or any money this generation overall because of the 3DS

I would prefer them to do well next generation, but Nintendo is a very stubborn company and if you think they are going to stop developing consoles/hardware simply due to one or 2 bad generations I think that's naive to predict

if they didn't have a ton of cash in the bank I would agree, but they do. the only way Nintendo disappears as a hardware maker is if they did absolutely abysmal for a few generations which is unlikely

possibly Nintendo will only do handhelds in the future though if the next console fails

it's hard to cut them into such a precarious spot when they have more money reserves (by a landslide) than the dominant Playstation Sony currently (who is probably still in debt)

Nintendo will likely be fine next generation anyway, they just need to streamline their system. more than enough fans (hardcore and casual) of their brands and IPS for them not to succeed

Streaming would allow for the highest specs technically possible without selling a loss. Right now the PS4 and XBO are underpowered because they have to be affordable. The hardware behind PSNow doesn't need to be "affordable" because no one is buying it. That means that PSNow could stream game on the most state of the art, always improving, technology, and devs would always be able to develop on gaming PC-level hardware. Streaming means more powerful hardware, not less. There would be no need to bottleneck the price, because you're just selling a subscription. Streaming would literally be superior to consoles. You seem to be misguided on the "limitations" of a streaming future.

You're making up shit. I never said they was losing much money. I never said they'd get out of the console business. I just said they'd stick to mobile. I could see them releasing a cheap, but massively successful android-based console if the NX fails.

It's not hard at all. Companies are there to make money. If Nintendo keeps losing money, they aren't going to just continue their losing streak. They will pull another Wii and change their direction completely to something many people like us weren't fond of.

I really dislike the idea of a future without hardware you own, where everything is streamed & rented for $ each month.

Same with all the cloud stuff... rather have my own devices if I can. Even physical discs vs digital games... rather have physical discs that I can own and always have around.