Nintendo has announced that it will be ending repairs for the Famicom Classic, Super Famicom Classic, and the New Nintendo ...

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Nintendo will stop repairing Famicom Classic, Super Famicom Classic, and New 2DS XL once parts run out. Customers should act quickly if these consoles need repairs before parts become unavailable.

Support for Nintendo 2DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL remains unaffected by the recent change. Closure of 3DS online services and eShop highlights the shift towards the highly successful Nintendo Switch.

Nintendo 2DS XL, and the New Nintendo 3DS were gone, its repair services would end. Support for the Nintendo 3DS XL and ...

On the plus side, repairs for the 2DS and 3DS XL in Japan are still available until Nintendo's stock runs dry. Nintendo: "As we have run out of parts necessary for repairs, we have stopped ...

The Nintendo 64 was released in 1996 in Japan and North America and 1997 in Europe and Australia. Released with three launch games, one of which being Super Mario 64, the console was commonly called ...

Nintendo has discontinued its ... and relaunched several times - on top of the "XL" models, the "New 3DS" had increased horsepower, while the 2DS dropped the standout 3D feature entirely for ...

Black Friday Nintendo Switch deals are going to look particularly interesting this year. With the next console waiting in the wings, this is likely the original device's final outing into the ...