1+4.  Zelda never sold that well or Zelda easily clears the 4m hurdle with every release? Which one is your stance? You can't have it both ways.

2. People aren't going to buy two consoles at the time the next Zelda comes out and someone who doesn't already own a Wii U isn't likely to invest in a system that will be on its last legs by the time of Zelda's release. Releasing Zelda on two platforms would be the smartest choice. My argument is nothing like putting a game on the PC, because NX will be a Nintendo system.

3. I haven't said anything about making the next Zelda NX-exclusive. The Wii U would still get Zelda, so Wii U owners could buy the game they have waited for while the people who had no interest in buying a Wii U could play Zelda on NX.

Lol, I have a Wii U.

"Even if it makes sense or not, I doubt etc." Why would you doubt what makes sense?

Just because TP is the only Zelda title getting a release on two consoles simultaneously doesn't mean it can't happen again. And like I said, TLOUR took 1year to port, and there's no way Wii U and NX will be more different than PS3 and PS4. And what does it matter that the Wii U hasn't got "its own Zelda"? Only a few very adamant fans will care if the game launches on another platform at the same time. Zelda U will still launch on Wii U.

The Last of us was finished on PS3, got released and was ported to ps4.

If nintendo wants to bring Zelda Wii U to NX, why dont they just release the game this holiday on wii u and release the remastered version next holiday on NX? Because there is no nx version.

PS: Please read more carfull. I dont doubt it makes sense. I doubt Nintendo have enough ressources to handle the port and still release the game in 2016. All ressources are needed to finish the wii u version.

Even if the NX version isn't released at the same time as the Wii U version, how can you say there "is no NX version"? 

PS. you said "even if it makes sense or not" which means that even if you had thought it made sense you would still doubt it but that evidently wasn't your intention so whatever.

PPS. What if it's delayed til 2017? You have just as little proof for saying it won't release on NX as anyone else has for saying it will.

1. What I am talking about is that you keep repeating that Zelda games were never big sellers, yet when I mentioned the 3DS, you said that sales of 3m for a Zelda game are too low, therefore indicating that Zelda fans do not own a 3DS.

So? Sorry i dont get your point. We were talking about Nintendo hardcore fans that are interested in the new Zelda. I said many of those people already got a wii u. You said "No, just 10 mio got a Wii U, but 3ds sold 50 mio units so there are still 40mio fans that dont have a wii u". Then i prooved that even on the large 3ds Userbase the amount of zelda fans is as small as on wii u.

2. Buying both consoles goes for people who make those purchases years apart. It's not going to happen within a few months.

Of course Nintendo said that NX won't replace the Wii U. If they had said that, it would basically be an official death blow to the Wii U. Just look at how Sony reacted when they called the Vita a legacy system; their clarification for the statement was laughable. Nintendo did their PR work better, but that doesn't mean that they aren't already in the process of shifting their development resources towards NX and away from 3DS and Wii U. The reason why this year's E3 was focused on 2015 releases and not much beyond is that the pipeline for 2016 will be rather dry. Revealing that at this time would certainly not raise confidence in the current Nintendo systems, so Nintendo simply avoided talking about it. And by the time it becomes apparent to everyone that there isn't much left for the 3DS and Wii U, the NX will be unveiled and people will be looking forward to that instead of complaining that the 3DS and Wii U are approaching the ends of their respectivelifecycles.

You work for Nintendo or thats just your speculations? Because you made it sound like facts...

3. That's the hardcore way of thinking: People who didn't suffer through the era of Wii U ownership don't deserve to play Zelda.

Every home console always got its own Zelda. If you dont have this homeconsole, you cant play this zelda title. Thats why many people buy every nintendo console.

You always assume that Nintendo is stubbornly working on a "Wii U only"-version and the development of an NX-version could only start after the WiiU version is finished.

It doesn't have to be a port! There is a difference between porting something finished and a multiplatform development. Most games are multiplatform developments, both smaller games and AAA-titles, both games from big publishers/developers and from smaller publishers/developers. Different architectures are no big hurdle... most 7th gen games were developed for Xenon (360) and Cell (PS3) and x86 (PC), most 6th gen games were also developed for different achitectures at the same time.

Expanding an engine to support additional platforms or switching the destination platform within development is neither impossible nor uncommon. Nintendo could expand the engine so that it runs on Wii U + NX... perhaps they have done that already without telling you. And most of the assets (textures, 3d-models, sound, music, level design...) are platform independent anyways and could be implemented in different engines.