This year the Nintendo Wii will be 14 years old, but you can still contact the manufacturer in the event of damage so far to have the device repaired (for a fee). In March, however, this will change, like the Japanese company headquarters in Kyoto today announced, Due to the age of the hardware, it would now be too difficult to find the parts to be repaired. The repairs will therefore be discontinued on March 31 of this year, so that you still have a few months to have the technology overhauled.
“We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to our customers and we ask for your understanding.”Nintendo adds. The step is understandable since two more models have come onto the market since the popular Nintendo console. Are you still using your Wii?
