They no longer targeting 2015 for Zelda it is kind of good news, in the sense that they won't rush it. Sucks it won't be out this year, but I'm not disappointed. And no E3 demo means that they can continue focusing on that, rather than the demo (which sometimes takes months). Unlike other teams, there aren't 500 people working on Zelda.
Still, in my case I'm quite busy with amiibos and Mario Party 10. Still jump to Mario Kart 8 and Smash, both which will get more stuff before summer.
There's Splatoon, Mario Maker, Xenoblade X, Yoshi...whatever the heck they announce by then. Games I haven't finished like Bayonetta 2, Hyrule Warriors along the ton of DLC it got, Rainbow Curse...and then there's the 3DS (and Xenoblade in 2 weeks)!