Last year in May, Nintendo's Japanese support service revealed it would be ending repairs for the Wii U when its current parts inventory ran out. Now, in an update just over a year later on its ...

Nintendo Japan has announced that it plans to cease repair support for the Wii U. First translated by VGC (and confirmed by IGN Japan), a new page on Nintendo Japan's official website reveals that ...

Nintendo Japan announced that it will no longer repair Wii U systems or peripherals as soon as it runs out of its current inventory of parts. This is because that the warranty for the repair parts ...

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Nine days after I sent my Wii in to have a display problem fixed, I got the system back as good as new. Those pesky off-color pixels are a thing of the past. Info on the repair wasn't available, but ...

Have you updated your Wii to version 4.2 yet? Because if you have, and you’re now having problems with your system, Nintendo will fix it for free. There’s something in the latest Wii system update ...

The poor Wii U. That inexplicable console that was simultaneously too confusing to be useful, but too unexceptional to be inspiring. Meaninglessly carrying the weight of the name of the phenomenal ...

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Click here for all of GamesBeat’s Nintendo Wii U launch coverage. If you’re like a sizable number of new Nintendo Wii U owners (including myself), the console’s autoconnect feature for getting online ...

It’s not hard to see where the problem comes from. Nintendo has always favoured first-party games and its own cheaper, if quirky, technology, making it all but impossible to play the latest ...