This just emphasizes how badly Nintendo has bungled the Wii U. Lack of compelling, unique software, hardware that's barely more powerful than consoles seven years old [if it actually IS more powerful], and an online infrastructure that would have been laughed at five years ago. Two of those CAN be fixed, but what has Nintendo shown you in the past decade that would lead you to believe that will suddenly launch a competent, competitive online system within the next year?
Nintendo deserves any and all failures the Wii U achieves, for thinking that it was okay to launch a system that undercooked.