Analyst predicts Retro working on Metroid Prime 4, Zelda for 3DS, Pikmin to miss Wii U launch and more

Our friends at Dtoid have put together their yearly E3 predictions. This time around they've included comments from analyst Jesse Divnich. These are simple one-word answers for the most part, but here's what he had to say. Keep in mind, we have no idea if these predictions are based on inside information or are just speculation.

Is Retro Studios working on Metroid Prime 4 for the Wii U?
The analyst says: Yes.

Will Pikmin 3 be a Wii U day one launch title?
The analyst says: No.

Will Rayman Legends be playable during the show?
The analyst says: Yes.

Will Atlus localize Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers for US audiences?
The analyst says: Yes.

Will Beyond Good & Evil 2 be shown?
The analyst says: Yes.

Will the Wii U upscale Wii games to high-definition?
The analyst says: No.

Will Nintendo change the name of the Wii U?
The analyst says: No.

Will Fire Emblem 3DS be released outside of Japan?
The analyst says: Yes.

Will we see Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 on the Wii U?
The analyst says: No.

Will a Castlevania game be announced for the 3DS?
The analyst says: Yes.

Will Pandora's Tower be localized for North America?
The analyst says: No.

Will Professor Layton vs. Ace Attorney be localized?
The analyst says: Yes, but no announcement.

Will Paper Mario 3DS get a 2012 release date?
The analyst says: Yes.

Will Pokemon Black and White 2 be playable?
The analyst says: No.

Will the Nintendo Network be subscription based?
The analyst says: No.

Will there be a new version of the 3DS?
The analyst says: Yes (this includes new colors); no if we are talking "Lite" versions.

Will a new Zelda game be announced for the 3DS?
The analyst says: Yes.

Will there be any news on the next Smash Bros. title?
The analyst says: Yes.

Full list here