To catch you up, the 3DS was a dual-screened handheld console that solidified Nintendo’s spot as king of handheld gaming.Īnd the Wii U was the predecessor to the popular Switch, offering users the ability to play games on their TV or on the touchscreen included on the Wii U GamePad. In fact, Nintendo recently announced that it would soon be ending its eShop support for both the 3DS and Wii U in March of 2023. Nintendo is currently focusing all of its efforts on the Switch, which has become one of the most popular gaming consoles in the world. Sadly, both consoles’ eShop will be shutting down in the near future. The Wii U wasn’t nearly as popular, but still had some great games available. Iwata said the service is part of the firm's efforts to make its digital business "more user-friendly by providing a variety of payment methods," by expanding distribution channels and "enhancing consumer convenience.Nintendo’s 3DS was one of the gaming company’s most popular consoles. The new system will be implemented first on Wii U with 3DS following suit next year. Consumers will not be required to save the download card until the release of the game if they enter the download code on the day of purchase." "In addition to the automatic distribution system at the time of purchase, the “pre-download” system will be available with download cards sold at stores as well, by entering the download code at Nintendo e-Shop in advance. They will then be able to start playing the game by only downloading a requisite minimum amount of update data. Using this system, consumers will not have to wait for a long time to download the game after its release.
"The “pre-download” system is a system in which consumers who have purchased the game before its release can download most of the game content in advance. for Wii U” that will be released at the end of this year," said Iwata during his presentation. "We will be implementing what we call a “pre-download” system with “Super Smash Bros. The service, similar to what is available on PS4 and Xbox One, will provide customers the option of downloading the main portion of a game once they pre-order the digital version. Nintendo boss Satoru Iwata announced during the firm's latest investors meeting that customers will soon be able to pre-download games, starting with the release of Super Smash Bros.
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