"The Future of Nintendo"
NX, Universal, movies, etc.
Their next investors meeting is on the 26th of this month so it'll probably be before then if my guess is right.
Makes a lot of sense, when considering that they skipped October and haven't talked that much of the NX, my thinking is this..
Nintendo will be somewhat rebooted in their ways of logic with the NX, with new marketing strategies to get people knowing of the NX. I don't think it'll turn into another Wii U situation, but that they want to talk of the goals they have in mind with the NX being the start of the push for more Nintendo products globally.
The films do that in many ways; allowing new stories to be told hopefully much quicker than the games, while if animated; helps keep the same art style that it'd have. It would also allow new uses of IPs that can turn into blockbusters, and that it'd be all done in-house (excluding Distribution of-course; which could go to Universal Pictures for everywhere else excluding Toho).
Then the parks, announcing that they will all be ready around the same time as each other makes a lot of sense; but I think the only thing that could be said is a small conceptual art of Mario Kart, the locations for Nintendoland (USH, USF, USJ), and an opening window of 2020 for all three iterations.
And then as for the NX and App games (Like Pokémon Go, Super Mario Run, Fire Enblem/Animal Crossing); it'd be a good opportunity to showcase what their ambitions are for the NX, showcasing it's power and accessibility. I have to think that the NX is something that will be changing the philosophical beliefs of Nintendo of Japan/America/Europe in that it's marketing, execution, and distribution may be completely different compared to previous console entries.
I am having to believe that the next Direct is something much more informational and responsive rather than showing random games. When it comes to the NX/Apps, Parks, Films; they
can't screw up the marketing. Will they? I think we'll just have to wait and see on that.