After almost 20 years since Star Fox 64, can Nintendo top themselves? Here's LowbrowGamer.com's review of Star Fox Zero on the Nintendo Wii U.
Years after being discontinued, only a single Nintendo Wii U was sold in the month of September, being the first one since May 2022.
Dude… if this mo fo was really in use for his “industry” hardcore analytic ability… the focus sure a f would not be this shallow and irrelevant. Wow.
I remember when this foo Mat was stating “games he worked on”, rather than games that came out while was working in finances for said studio.
Industry leech.
"Only" I think you mean new sales record 1 new Wii U sold.
Seriously though good find getting a brand new console from a retailer no less. I brought my Wii U last year second hand and I'm not in love with the controller but the core system was excellent I have homebrewed and use it as a emulation station and a pro controller which actually runs fantastic.
Plus you can buy Wii U games for dirt cheap as the demand isn't there right now but like all retro systems it's inevitable demand will come back around especially given only 13 million systems are in the wild and the actual handheld gamepad is a requirement which is going to be a problem as you can't use the system without the pad and there's no third party replacement
The renowned Nintendo Wii U appears to suffer from a memory error that occurs if the console is not used for long periods of time.
Whoops. Makes me concerned about my dusty old Wii U. Time to bring it out the attic.
Nintendo already discontinued support & repairs for it too, so even if you wanted to get it repaired, you can't. Well, not officially anyways.
Yeah I think I’ll just not check on mine so I can think of it like Schrödinger's Wii U
It’s broke but also not broke in the box
As of late March 2023, it will no longer be possible to make purchases in Nintendo eShop for the Wii U system and the Nintendo 3DS family of systems. It will also no longer be possible to download free content, including game demos.
No surprise, but a sad day for gaming with hundreds of exclusive titles to be lost forever
it's sad that no one is actually outraged by that piece of news ut it's even worse to Sony because Nintendo acknowledges that going forward they would only release classic content thru the Nintendo online membership.
Basically, they are killing the store to create value for Switch and the Nintendo membership.