Nintendo Announces End of Online Services for 3DS and Wii U
In a recent announcement, Nintendo revealed that the online services for the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U will officially come to an end on April 9. This means that starting at 9 a.m. Japan time on that day, online cooperative battles, online rankings, and other services that require the use of network communications will be stopped. However, players can still continue playing offline.
According to officials, the online services for the games “Real Escape Game x Nintendo 3DS Escape from Super Destruction Plan” and “STEELDIVER SUBWARS” will end earlier than April 9. On the other hand, “Pokémon Bank” and “Pokémover” will continue to have online services provided after April 9 until further notice.
Additionally, after Nintendo ends the 3DS and Wii U network services, it will continue to provide download services. This will allow players to re-download previously purchased games, DLC, and more until further notice.
It’s important to note that after April 9, the ability to be able to access online services for the 3DS and Wii U will be limited. This means that players should take advantage of any online features they wish to use before the official end date.
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