Again, this is a peculiar obsession on your part, that somehow you demand others must be angry about this.
Nintendo always shows off a few "look, we've bumped our tech a little" features at launch. They did that with the Wii U, and it's an obligatory step to show that they have advanced their tech a bit (Wii U announced it had HD output... in late 2012 lol, Wii never did), but those never even come close to matching the "current market" of other consoles. They haven't in decades. It's a crazy position to expect them to even be close to the other consoles at covering the bases of high-end tech; anyone who has been alive for a few years knows that they'll add a couple new features (that will be on average about 5 years old tech) and then completely ignore others.
It's so consistent that the peculiar thing is to expect otherwise. It's just not what people buy them for. I believe you that you need that feature in your case in order to make a purchase -- but I do not believe that this kind of consumer has even represented anything outside a statistical margin of error on their balance sheet.
It's okay, good even, for gaming companies to take different niches, even regarding the things like 4k/framerate/etc high end tv integration. But to pretend -- as you have been -- that people who actually do want their niche of products are some kind of defense force or in denial, is simply absurd fanaticism. Their market is not you, and their base doesn't think like you--at all.