Without reading comprehension, you will have a more difficult time understanding the written word. 

Based off of what I just wrote, am I saying that you have no reading comprehension? Yes or no?

Namco Bandai are still under NDA regarding Pokken Tournament. The information that has been disclosed so far has been limited to what Nintendo wants to share with the public, and at what time they wished to do so. Try to ask Harada what other characters they plan to add to the roster, and he won't tell you.
NDA doesn't mean you can't talk about anything at all. It means you can only talk about what has been agreed upon.
We weren't officially informed that a Pokken port was coming to WiiU, even though that was obviously part of the deal they made back in 2013.
Namco traditionally take at least a year to port over their fighting games to console.

Although there's usually no reason to deny that you're working on an unnamed project for a system. But in the case of upcoming new consoles, things tend to be more strict though. Letting people know you are developing games for an upcoming console, even if you don't reveal the name of the game, may inevitably give hints to the console's release date or other things, which the console developer would not want revealed until they feel the time is right. In such cases, it's just easier to tell them to not reveal any info about it at all, rather than accounting for each individual situation, and what they may or may not say in case someone decides to poll or interview them, etc. It's just simpler and safer to say "don't reveal anything until we say it's ok".
Developers revealing that they are working on an NX title in the poll is no different than Nintendo officially announcing that "There are "X" amount of games currently in development for the NX." But they have not made such an announcement yet, right?
I can imagine that the 1% who answered yes to working on an NX game may be ones who don't have a dev kit yet, and are not obliged to withold any information.

The recent rumor that appeared about Namco working on several NX titles, including launch titles, did not originate from Namco, but came from leaked sources. It sounds like it may be credible sources, so if it turns out to be true, it's worth noting that Nintendo and Namco have chosen to not speak of this as of yet. Becaure it's not always only beneficial to reveal these things as soon as possible for various reasons.
When Square announced they are considering the NX for their Q4 2016 title Dragon Quest XI, the fact that they said "consider" may be interprited in a few ways. Including the possibility of them not being sure of when the console will be released. If they had said that they are definitely going to release an NX port of the game, people would look at the Q4 2016 date, and draw the conclusion that NX will likely launch not too far from this date. Otherwise they would be more likely to port the next Dragon Quest game for it instead, etc.

Sounds like you're a lot more offended and butthurt over that last paragraph in my reply than I ever was. All I did was say that Soundwave is provididing sources  and official quotes for his reasoning, while you are not. You said I'm not contributing anything to the debate, so here is  my contribution:

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2016/01/ihs_technology_adds_to_speculation_of_an_nx_portable_release_in_2016

Meanwhile, I'm still waiting for you to show me something to believe the NX isn't coming in 2016 beyond "There is no way the NX is coming this year because it's an iron-clad law a console generation has to  be at least five years." If you can't or won't do that, then could you kindly get over my first post already? It's been like, three days and five posts. Let it go.

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Well, I went over why even multiplats for already announced titles could be a problem for an upcoming console with no announced release date. I illustrated one example regarding Dragon Quest XI, and Square's choice of words there. They only said they are considering it. I have not heard of any developer openly admitting to working on anything for NX as of yet. Even though several obviously are.

Where did you see that Bandai answered yes to the question? In the article you linked, it didn't state that Namco polled yes. It just linked to another article pertaining to the subject of NX games in progress. That's what articles usually do for more views. They don't add a url link like we do here, but instead embed it in a sentence without going off topic.

Let me give you another example of how small leaks can lead to bigger ones.
What we heard recently about Namco working on several NX games, including launch titles, and a Smash game, it's not certain that all of this information was leaked at the same time. It could have been the result of more digging, after initially hearing that it's titles for NX. And after more digging, "Smash game" and "launch title" appeared as well. Release dates are usually not something that's focused on in these situations, but for an upcoming console, it becomes a subject of interest.

Personally, I know someone who works for Capcom, and visists their main headquarters in Osaka. It's never occured to me to ask for some inside info though. Partially because I don't even know what I'm looking for, and that it's not worth bothering her over. But if I heard that Capcom are working on a new PS5 game (yes 5, not 4), suddenly I'm a lot more interested, and may ask her to keep an eye or ear open the next time she's there and see what she may find out.
And if she finds something out, whether about the game or the upcoming console, I could leak that information.
Of course no one would believe me initially. But after it turns out to be true, along with other rumors I leak, my reputation as a credible source grows, similar to the one who leaked the Namco NX games info.
So that's one example of why you may want to keep even the smallest details under wraps.

If people hear that someone is working on an NX title, they're going to start pulling strings to get inside scoops. You don't neccesarily ask people to do you such favors unless you know for sure that there's something interesting to be found.

Soundwaves proof isn't really proof though. It's much more personal opinion and spin. His ideas of a hanheld, micro console, and pro console are clear fantasy.