Nintendo will no longer accept Wii consoles for repair after the end of March. The reason for this is due to their shortage of repair components for the console. This applies to the Wii console ...

It’s game over for the Wii. Nintendo will no longer offer repairs for the Wii video game console in the U.S., the company announced Monday. “Nintendo no longer offer repairs for Wii systems. However, ...

Click here for all of GamesBeat’s Wii U launch coverage. A few gamers are reporting on forums and Twitter that they busted their Wii Us. These people lost power or their Internet connections during ...

Nintendo's Wii has had a phenomenal run since its 2006 launch, selling more than 101 million consoles across its seven-year lifespan. Now, years after it was supplanted by the Wii U and then the ...

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 ...

When Nintendo launched the Wii in 2006, the skepticism was palpable. How would this severely underpowered white box compete with the PS3 and Xbox 360? The answer was a compelling selection of software ...