Ashley
For me it is quite obvious the way you should proceed. From a business standpoint with Nintendo if something does not change soon ,they will end up a software company like Sega .they are very still attached to the old Japanese ways of running a company. Secrecy. something that used to hold true back in the days where everything moved slower ,but now this is just not the case. on the other hand the fact that they have an almost nonexistent library of games and almost no third party support creates good opportunities for indie developers since their customers are simply thirsty for games.
eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2014-secret-developers-wii-u-the-inside-story
As I asked in another post and you answered , what would be like to work with them?
Now one knows. Yet..
You safest bet would be to go with Sony and Microsoft. Powerful machines that will run html NOW the way its meant to be, huge user base ,online stores that actually work and at least with Microsoft (I don't know how Sony works) you can strike some sort of deal with them that would be beneficial for both your customers and you .
Think about it for a second.
You have created something that allows people to create games in a fraction of the time it takes to do the same by other means and you can't do anything with the finished product.in mobiles it might work(performance wise) it might not. And even if it does there is no standardized way for controls, in app purchases, ads etc. if you create a good game you can only hope steam will publish it, otherwise you can't sell it anywhere.
Now imagine your new ad.
Construct 2 .create games for xbox one wiiu and ps4 with no programming.
Full support for their controllers, in app purchases ,online gaming and their motion sensing technology.
You would sell licenses for 1000$!
Read your customer comments in the forums .I bought construct for mobile games and it is not working on my phone, it is slow it is this it is that...
With the other way if it works on your dev kit it works.period.
No excuses no nothing.and when you make yourself a name as a "serious" tool you move on to mobile.