Seriously dude, you know what I mean. The core concept and most all of the gameplay, structure, and mechanics are exactly the same, one small video is plenty to see that. 

Well the Wii U says otherwise, it was not really a joy for a nintendo fan, no Fire Emblem, no Metroid, no ambitious Mario 3D adventure, first nintendo console to not get an exclusive Zelda, even a nintendo console can disappoint nintendo fans if they dont deliver

lol get over yourself!

Well then show me a Nintendo fan that doesnt like the WiiU...

I don't know..Porting PS3 games to Wii U didn't seem to work, and 3rd parties abandoned the thing after a year or so, which is what happens with most Nintendo consoles, even the Wii. They probably realize and have confirmed to themselves that their games just don't sell on Nintendo's consoles, so I'm not sure why they would try again. I can see Japanese developers porting some PS4 games to the NX like Dragon Quest XI and Tales of Berseria, but Japan is hardly a big factor in hardware sales anymore. Wii U has only 3 over there so far, PS3 sold over 85mil WW and only 10m of those were from Japan, and that's when home consoles were a lot healthier in Japan. 

As for their handhelds, 3DS was/is obviously their worst selling handheld, but will they really abandon that market just because of smartphones? So it's yet another dilemma. What can they actually do to succeed in a market that is overrun by smartphones and angry birds and candy crushes? 

You don't think that out of the tens of millions of 3DS owners without a Wii U, that not one of them doesn't have it because they don't like it?

lol, if you want to call what the Vita gets now as "support", sure. Most retailers in the West are phasing out the system from storeshelves entirely. 

They're both failed systems, but Vita killed Sony's portable division entirely. 

You dont have to be a Nintendo fan to own a 3DS or be a console person...

I definitely don't. Pikmin isn't a killer app. It isn't even slightly this juggarnaut franchise. The NX won't need it at launch to sell. What Pikmin if good for is being a library filler, like Donkey Kong Country Returns or Wonderful 101. Of course a few people will buy an NX for a new Pikmin, but most people buying a game like Pikmin will be people looking for new games to buy on a platform they already own. It will be a far more useful game to have in February, maybe early instead of late. Something to fill in the gap between another killer app in mid March or something so that there is a steady stream of first party games releasing throughout 2017, which will be crutial for the success of the NX.

If Nintendo can get a killer app out in mid March, late May/early June, early September, and then holiday 2017, sprinkled in with some library fillers like Pikmin 4 throughout the year, the NX is going to be a very scary force to contend with. With Nintendo combining their home and handheld console divisions, this is doing to be a very real and easily achievable possibility. NX Nintendo ain't yo daddy's Nintendo.

You can't really know that from one small video, especially with Nintendo games for which we know some new staffs about them right before launch. Seriously, you cant say game is bad based on first small video, especially because game actually looks very interesting,