I really doubt they're going to support the Wii U in any significant way after the launch of their home console. The Wii was not when the Wii U launched (for about a year before it launched, actually), and the gamecube was not when the Wii was shown. I'm thinking support for Iwata might mean still releasing eShop or virtual console games. Because there's no way they're going to put any meaningful dev teams to make Wii U games when they could be working on next-gen console games.
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Topic: Was this E3 the final nail in the coffin for the Wii U?
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