A month after Nintendo launched the Wii in November 2006, the company introduced the Wii Shop Channel, a marketplace for downloading apps to the system. Over a decade and two console generations ...

It's with a heavy heart that we have to tell you that the Wii Shop Channel will be shutting down on January 31, 2019. Users will no longer be able to add Wii Points to their account from March 26 ...

The chirpy, muzak-like elevator music that played in the background has likely stuck to your mind—but the song will end soon, as Nintendo announced plans to close the Wii Shop Channel in January ...

It will be supported up until 2019. Nintendo’s Wii Shop channel service is finally reaching the end of its lifespan. On January 31, 2019 the Wii Shop Channel will be officially shutting down ...

"As such, the Wii Shop Channel will close in 2019 after over twelve years of operation. We sincerely thank our loyal customers for supporting the Wii Shop Channel on their Wii systems." ...

The Wii Shop Channel will be closing its doors in early 2019, although System Transfers will still be possible.

Now, two consoles later, the Wii Shop Channel's time is finally coming to an end. In a notification published on Nintendo's Japanese site, the publisher confirmed it will wind down the Wii Shop ...

On 30th January, all online services for the Wii including all functions associated with the Wii Shop Channel will be closed down. That means you have exactly two weeks to get all of your Wii ...

It's a sad day for loyal fans of the original Wii. As promised back in 2017, Nintendo is closing down the Wii Shop Channel as of January 30th. It lost much of its usefulness after March 26th of ...

The Wii Shop Channel is finally dying, but the joyful tune that it brought us will live on forever.