I'm actually okay with this. I'm disappointed we won't hear anything soon, and I'd rather get my hands on an NX sooner rather than later, but there is some good news here.
First of all, we already know that devs have their hands on the dev kits for the NX, so that means they have AT LEAST a year to tinker and figure out how to get their ports and/or original games working properly, which means we'll probably see more and better games at launch from 3rd parties. That doesn't guarantee anything of course, but it does mean the opportunity is there.
Also, it means that we'll probably get more advanced hardware. Someone mentioned that this bodes well for the NX using Polaris architecture, and that's super exciting. A Nintendo console using actual contemporary hardware and a normal, scaleable architecture could mean great things, and that's exciting. The WiiU isn't exactly a powerhouse, and it has some very pretty games on it. Imagine what Nintendo could do with something comparable to the PSNeo, or even just the PS4.
I do get the disappointment over E3, though. I wanted something substantial about the NX by then, and only having one playable game is a bit strange. However, Nintendo has been distancing themselves from E3 for years, so I guess I shouldn't be SO surprised by that.
