In 2017, it was announced that gamers would be able to experience Nintendo Wii games legitimately, on a non-Nintendo platform. The Nvidia Shield received ports of select Wii titles, such as New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Super Mario Galaxy, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Donkey Kong Country Returns, and more, all in upscaled 1080p resolution, with the caveat being that they were only available to those in China. However, almost four years after the fact, those games are being delisted due to poor sales. According to industry analyst Daniel Ahmad, who previously broke the initial story of the Nvidia Shield Wii ports, the ability to download those very games is "being shut down". Those who purchased them will still be able to redownload them, though they require a server authentication in order to be played, and it's currently unclear as to how long support for said server will be active.

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[xatzimi]

Wasn't this version of Mario Galaxy the one that the 3D All Stars port was based on?

 

[DuoForce]

You really want a port of a kind-of-mediocre 2D platforming game?

Totally subjective (and unpopular) opinion, but yes. I'd love to see TP, Punchout, and NSBW on Switch.

 

[Meatball132]

I should have all 4 of these backed up somewhere if I recall correctly.

Edit - Just double checked, I only have New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Super Mario Galaxy, and Zelda Twilight Princess. Only one I'm missing is Punch Out. Here's hoping someone has Punch Out archived.

I do have all four, including Punch Out!
Edit: all five, actually, because Donkey Kong Country was released too and I have that as well.

 

[Deleted member 546149]

It isn't gone if
YOU ARE A PIRATE
Warning: This is illegal and I will not be held responsible if you become a masterclass pirate

 

[NGT]

there was supposed to be a mario kart wii port that sadly never released

 

[Hambrew]

Well, there's always emulation- oh
this is China we're talking about. RIP

 

[Meatball132]

Wasn't this version of Mario Galaxy the one that the 3D All Stars port was based on?

No; the Shield games are almost fully emulated with an emulator by Nvidia, whereas 3D All Stars is mostly a full port (and the parts that are emulated use a brand new emulator made just for 3DAS).