I dont think so, after infos from last couple of months I think NX is 2016. thing.

Most of these were announced this year. Universal, the Sony movie deal (via Sony Hack 2015), DeNa were all announced this year. The end of last year is when Amiibo launched as well. We won't for sure see everything in action until next year. Maybe even a bit later. I wouldn't doubt if by this time next year that Nintendolike profits are reported.

2016? You dont even know if it's a handheld or home console...

If NX hardware has been settled on then the R&D budget would have been incurred already, so those costs may not be valid going forward and thus Nintendo could profit off of other areas until NX releases and begins to add to the pile of cash.

Amiibo could get a bunch of new units, Zelda and some other surprise new games could release on Wii U and 3DS which Nintendo also expects to sell well and make them good profits.
Mobile software sales, F2P money from Project Treasure could also add to that money.

TBH though I think NX will be the fusion platform, a new home console that plays all of Nintendo's current games from Wii U and 3DS, with some of it's own that are unique enough and Nintendo expects that to cause a big spike in software sales to the point where it has a big effect on their profits.
If NX is Fusion then it will more than likely release next Fall.

I think that it's a hybrid device of handheld and home console.

The answer, my friend, is software and the franchise (eg amiibos). If they announce that NX is backwards compatible with either Wii U or 3DS (or both ), that will push sales of software even further. With the IPs they have, I wouldn't be worried too much about their profits.

If 2016 is the year of release, then it's a hybrid, which uses the same architecture as one of the current consoles as there's simply not enough time to distribute dev kits and make some 3rd party lunch titles (presuming they still want some 3rd party support). If it's 2017, well, then they can come up with whatever they want as there'll be enough time to get devs familiar with new hardware. 

Nintendo talked about plans and integrated architecture for next consoles in january 2014. so they was plenty time and we have still around year and half till launch of NX.

We also have info that Nintendo already showed NX to 3rd party developers on E3 this year.

Clearly amiibos that Nintendo sells with collecting purposes and the few mobile games. Or maybe the QoL that we don't know.

If I recall correctly, they were talking about returning to Nintendo-like profits in the next fiscal year, not calendar year. A console could release in Jan or Feb 2017 and satisfy both statements. Just to play the devil's advocate.