I'm disappointed, mostly because I've actually really loved the Wii U. It's probably my favourite Nintendo console after the GameCube. Contrary to the popular narrative on here, I've had no difficulty finding excellent games to play on it.

I'm in a difficult position. Nintendo brought me into the gaming world with the WiiU. I've enjoyed my time with it. I have more than 50 games for the system, and I enjoyed the 90% a lot. But sometimes I want to say a big "fuck you, Nintendo". The secrecy, the lack of info of upcoming games, not listening to their fandom... These things make me want to quit the gaming world again. Nintendo gets on my nerves sometimes.

Angry!? No but I am disappointment because I wanted to see NX and NX games at E3, now I expect Zelda I dont have hype for E3. But I do understand Nintendo.

They'll have to impress me a lot with the NX for me to happy with them. But I'm not exactly angry, if that makes any sense.

I'm not angry but I find it disappointing that they won't show the NX (or any of its games aside from Zelda) at E3 and the delay of Zelda sucks but I can wait.

You're cautiously optimistic, then?

Not annoyed with them. I'm still enjoying my Wii U, thanks very much, and so are the kids. As long as they don't pull the plug on the Wii U games online for some time to come, I'll be happy.

I'm grumpy with Nintendo. In a silent frowny way.

nintendo used to be my number one hobby untill the wii, i couldnt get into it. Im less dissapointed by the wii u then i wa about the wii but i am also spending more time with playstation then nintendo these days. I hope the NX is a return to form. I miss my NES/Snes N64 and gamecube nintendo, which ruled!

I'm far from angry. It's silly to be angry with a private company.

But I'm disappinted. And not because NX will launch in 2017, I don't care when they launch it as I won't get it in its first year(s) of life, but because the way they have handled these last two Wii U years and their attitude towards it and, more importantly, its customers.

I'm even more sad than disappointed.