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The Wii U and Nintendo 3DS eShops will be discontinued in "late March 2023," Nintendo announced today, effectively closing off access to a host of content that can only be found on those platforms.
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Read More »Update 07/19/22: Nintendo has provided the firm date for when purchases can no longer be made on its 3DS and Wii U consoles - March 27, 2023. No changes have been made to the other shutdown dates detailed below. Nintendo makes clear that the purchase shutdown date will also mean "It will also no longer be possible to download free content, including game demos." Nintendo has reiterated that other services, such as online play, will not be shut down on Wii U and 3DS at this time. The Wii U and Nintendo 3DS eShops will be discontinued in "late March 2023," Nintendo announced today, effectively closing off access to a host of content that can only be found on those platforms. The shutdown will be a multi-stage process that will last through 2022 and until 2023. The specific dates are as follows: May 23, 2022: It will no longer be possible to add funds using a credit card to a 3DS/Wii U eShop account. August 29, 2022: It will no longer be possible to use an eShop card to add funds. However, it will still be possible to redeem download codes. Late March 2023: It will no longer be possible to make purchases, download demos or themes, redeem a download code, or add funds. If you're worried about your existing library of eShop games, the good news is that you will be able to redownload content you already own as well as existing software updates. However, it will be impossible to purchase new games. The discontinuation of the Wii U/3DS eshop will remove access to 1799 titles currently available on the eShop. They include Virtual Console releases for the GBA as well as a host of other unique updates, such as the 3D Classics remakes. While many 3DS and Wii U games can be purchased physically, the eShop closure will put additional pressure on supply and raise prices across the board. One element of Nintendo's FAQ addresses the company's obligation to classic game preservation. The statement — now deleted — directs fans to Nintendo Switch Online, saying that Nintendo "currently have no plans to offer classic content in other ways." "We think this is an effective way to make classic content easily available to a broad range of players," the statement read. "Within these libraries, new and longtime players can not only find games they remember or have heard about, but other fun games they might not have thought to see out otherwise."
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