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Nintendo of Japan has officially declared repairs for the Wii U to be over, because as of July 3 , they’ve “run out of parts” Nintendo made clear this day was coming in May of 2023 , saying the company would continue to repair the machine until it ran out of bits.
Now we have a universe where if your individual Wii U doesn't work, it likely never will again.
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