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The end of Europe is coming to the Wii: Nintendo stops shipping units

Nintendo confirms the cessation of shipping Wii units to Europe after announcing the end of production of the console a few days ago.

In principle, this only affected the Japanese market, where the company, in addition to closing production, was not going to distribute more consoles, but left the door open to the rest of the markets. At this time, the decision to cease production of the Wii and to send units to our continent does not affect the distribution of consoles in the United States, where there will be units for the Christmas season.

Yes, we will continue to receive Wii mini units, which, as we already told you, does not carry online and does not support Gamecube games, and of course Wii U , which we can put in Wii mode to enjoy the excellent catalog of the fifth best-selling console of the history and the third best-selling Nintendo game after the DS and the Game Boy.

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