I'm not worried about what to do - I still play lots of Rayman, Hyrule Warriors, Mario Maker, XCX, Smash, Splatoon and Mario Kart. I picked up Star Fox and Twilight Princess earlier and I've barely touched them yet. I got a number of really great games from the latest Nindie Humble Bundle. I still maybe want to get Pokken, SMT, and Paper Mario (if it's ok)

This really makes people cringe, but the WiiU meets just about all my gaming needs ( I have a 3ds though too ). There's 2 very good reasons for this:
- I really only get 5-15 hours of gaming a week anyway ( I have a life outside gaming, though I do find these forums fun! )
- A lot of the titles I listed above I'm approaching nearly 100 hours for each one. A big gripe of mine about many by-the-numbers PS, Xbox, and 3rd party games are that they either are too short or that they really ask you to put much of that 100 hours of gameplay really quickly. I can take 2-3 month breaks from splatoon, kart, and smash - you can really do that so much with games like Fallout, Uncharted, or Witcher 3.

This thread is hilarious. I chuckled a bit.
For the past year I have been playing mostly Civilization IV. Played it so much that I would buy games and never beat them due to my addiction on civ. Luckily I have broken it recently. So I might actually catch up. Been buying and playing Wii games. Oh wait I am only allowed to play games that were shown at E3! Oh darn! Now my life is meaningless.

Playing PS4, and for Wii U ill be playing Xenoblade X and Tokyo Mirage Sessions,

Its very obvious that Wii U is dead, you will have FE, Paper Mario and Zelda, and most likely that's all left from Nintendo regardless Wii U.

Can't think of many other games out there that have as much thought and nuance put into its world and the way you interact with it.

Ambient temperature flucuates with time of day, region, and altitude; clothes, proximity to fire, and consumables all factor into Link's temperature regulation; rain put out fires; flames create updraft and are influenced by the wind; metallic weapons generate sparks that can start fires but non-metallic weapons don't, etc.

I got a problem with the title saying "Zelda was enough". Zelda wasn't the only thing at E3 this year. Far from it. They did kinda the opposite and showed quite a bit. I feel like they could have had a digital event, but decided against it for some reason. They had pokemon, Mario Party, Paper Mario, Tokyo Mirage Sessions, MH Generations, Dragon Quest, Ever Oasis, and some other smaller games I can't remember the names.

Even if we just go with Wii U, there is still 2 main title games from Ninten, and some smaller titles coming from Indies. So it's not like there's nothing coming.

Anyways, what I plan on doing is buy TMS and Paper Mario, along with Shantae. I'm still playing Fates and Lost Reavers. If I finish those, I can finally get to the other games I have on Wii U. And if I still have time, I can finally get back into Smash and Splatoon. There's way too much on my plate, haha.

I believe that most WiiU owners, like me, already knew since E3 2015 that there wouldn´t be much to be played this year, specially after the first semester.

I´m looking foward to Tokyo Mirage Sessions, Mighty Number Nine and Paper Mario, those are certain buys for me. Not interested in the new Mario & Sonic, though.

I still have a big backlog of games to complete - Fatal Frame, Lego Batman 3, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Child of Light, among others - and some to look after, like Rodea: the Sky Soldier, Devil´s Third and Legend of Kay Anniversary, so I´m not really worried too much. And the 3ds has taken a lot of my game time lately, with its rpgs and there´s a lot more to come.

Still... I find it really dissapoiting the lack of support of Nintendo for the platform in such a short time. We know that the new Zelda is taking too much work to be done, but Nintendo should continue to look for partnerships to keep a good flow of launches for the platform at least until the end of this year, ending the commercial run of the WiiU pleasing its owners. I feel that this situation is really hurting the confidence that supporters and videogame consumers in general may still have in the company, and it could be felt hard when the NX launches. 

Pokken, in my opinion, is one of the best games of the WiiU. 

It seems that some people are not paying too much attention to it, because it´s "just a Pokemon spin-off", but trust me, Namco put a lot of effort in that game. The voice acting may be cheesy and the soundtrack is just average, but the gameplay is awesome, with lots of possibilities. 

I'll sell my WiiU probably after beating TMS#FE, and I'll buy the NX-Zelda pack. I'm pissed with Nintendo this year, but sadly I can't live without Ninty games. I'll be gaming in PC until the NX releases.

You're comparing a system that literally wasn't acknowledged to one with the general consensus best in show. Whether I personally agree with the best in show part or not, there's a key difference there. The Wii U has like one game coming out this fall, making it not much better than the Vita, but there's actually something in the horizon even if it is 9 months off. 

And this is all ignoring the fact that most Wii U owners use it as their secondary system. I'll be playing The Last Guardian and other games while waiting for Zelda, for example.