Nintendo is ending online service support for the 3DS family, Wii U consoles, and the games fans can play on them.

Nintendo has announced it is ending online play services for both the 3DS and Wii U. These services will be terminated “as of early April 2024,” the company wrote in an update earlier today.

Nintendo has been steadily winding down its support for these older consoles, having sunsetted the eShop for both platforms last year. Of course, this had no effect on the online play capabilities of the games.

However, as of April next year, games on either the Wii U or 3DS will only be playable offline. This means “online cooperative play, internet rankings and data distribution” will also be affected. It also means no more online town hopping in Animal Crossing: New Leaf (pictured above).

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