Geo Virtual Console games, most of those titles (and then some) have shown up on Switch and/or PlayStation 4 via Arcade Archives, offering a much greater variety of display and online features than on Virtual Console.And while Wii was the only console to offer Neo The Wii U VC, for all its shortcomings, did a much better job of getting Nintendo 64 games into circulation. Of course, a lot of games on Wii VC have appeared in other formats. They look and sound pretty great, and for expensive obscurities like Rondo of Blood and Ufouria, there's still no better way to play them than on the original Wii VC. Even better, if you still keep an analog TV set on hand or use an upscaler such as an XRGB Framemeister, the original Wii outputs most of its games in native 240p resolution. You can move Wii VC software over to Wii U to play if you want to use these games with native HD output. Wii Virtual Console continues to offer a lot of great games you can't easily or cheaply play any other way. We went from bullish at first, when Nintendo jammed dozens of great games into the pipeline in rapid order to resentful, as the flow of games trickled to a handful of frequently middling titles after a few months to hopeful, as rarities and imports appear to wistful, as the 3DS and Wii U Virtual Console never came close to matching the scope and variety of their Wii predecessor. Perhaps surprisingly, they've given fans a heads-up of about more than a year as noted on Twitter by Kyle McLain, the Wii Shop Channel will ride into the sunset on January 31, 2019.įor Retronauts regulars, of course, this means an end to the long life of Wii Virtual Console, with which the podcast has always had a rocky relationship.
Nintendo has finally shed light on its end-of-life plans for the Wii's eShop. Mission control for retronauts former EIC of 1UP.com and taking dapper (and frogs) back from the Nazis.
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