Shrygue
October 17th, 2007, 18:16
via Computer and Video Games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=173848)
Sega dropped support for Dreamcast only last year, so you've got to hand to Nintendo's little fella, who's has a bloody good run to have kept going this long.
The report, spotted by Arcade Renaissance, is also saying that Nintendo will begin winding down support for the Super Nintendo (Super Famicom), Nintendo 64, Gameboy, and Gameboy Pocket lines in the future.
Quite what the word 'support' actually means in this instance, we don't know as nothing's come forward from Nintendo itself. If you've got a Wii you'll still be able to get your old school fix of Nintendo gaming via the Virtual Console releases.
But you'll have to treat your retro consoles with extra care from now on (Mike), as Nintendo isn't going to repair them for you or make fresh, new ones...
Sega dropped support for Dreamcast only last year, so you've got to hand to Nintendo's little fella, who's has a bloody good run to have kept going this long.
The report, spotted by Arcade Renaissance, is also saying that Nintendo will begin winding down support for the Super Nintendo (Super Famicom), Nintendo 64, Gameboy, and Gameboy Pocket lines in the future.
Quite what the word 'support' actually means in this instance, we don't know as nothing's come forward from Nintendo itself. If you've got a Wii you'll still be able to get your old school fix of Nintendo gaming via the Virtual Console releases.
But you'll have to treat your retro consoles with extra care from now on (Mike), as Nintendo isn't going to repair them for you or make fresh, new ones...