Wii U will no longer support GameCube games

After Nintendo officially released the Wii U, although disappointing investors caused the stock price to fall, it was supported by a large number of game companies, and even some companies that had not cooperated before were joined. There is no way to get old, new ones, some people broke the news Nintendo Public Relations Department head Mark Frank revealed in an interview that Wii U can run all the Wii games that have been released and will be released in the future, but will no longer be compatible with GameCube games.

It seems that nostalgic players are disappointed. Compared to Sony's practice of providing an official simulator on the PS3, Nintendo players want to review classic games such as Super Mario Sunshine or Aquaman: Battle for Atlantis. Only one Wii or older is reserved. GameCube works.