More fallout from the eShop shutdown continues to settle this week. Shortly after the announcement, Nintendo of America rolled out a redesigned storefront on Nintendo.com which removed access to every Wii U page still on the site. 3DS (but not the older DSiWare) titles continue to be browsable and searchable through the new interface for
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NIntendo Co., Ltd. is a multinational developer and publisher of software and video games headquartered in Kyoto, Japan. Founded in 1889, Nintendo has focused on games and toys since the 1960s, moving toward electronic games in the 70’s. Today they are best known for flagship franchises including Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda, Metroid and Animal Crossing and unique hardware innovations like the Nintendo DS and Wii.
Nintendo 3DS & Wii U eShops to close in March of 2023
Nintendo just dropped another major digital deadline on us: the eShop for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U will be closed as of late March 2023. Closely following the 2017 timeline leading to the closure of the Nintendo Wii Shop Channel, we now have only six months to add funds to our digital wallets and just
“Now its time to say goodbye”, Disney Art Academy delisted on March 30th
We’ve got another short notice delisting coming up at the end of March. Disney Art Academy on the 3DS will be leaving the eShop on March 30th. So far Nintendo Europe and Japan have updated their store pages to confirm the delisting. It’s probably safe to assume this extends to North America as well although
Grab (or play) these Nintendo titles before they’re delisted on March 31st
Nintendo giveth, and Nintendo taketh away… sometimes on the same day. Throughout 2020 Nintendo announced new releases in celebration of the Super Mario Bros. and Fire Emblem franchises while at the same time confirming they would be delisted months down the line. Well, the end of that line is in sight so here’s a friendly
