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Nintendo has announced it's ending repairs for the Wii U.
The Wii U is no longer eligible for repair on an end-of-life service page.
Nintendo is set to announce its successor to the Switch before March 2025 .
It failed to catch on with consumers, selling just 13.56 million units.
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