Nevertheless, that doesn’t mean there aren’t some things hardcore Sonic fans might want to grab ahead of the store’s closure. Thankfully, most of what’s being lost is either available on other platforms, can be found physically, or can be played on easily-emulated retro consoles. Now, just a little over a decade since it launched, the Wii U and 3DS digital storefronts are closing down, taking all the digital Sonic content with it. This held true even during the Wii U era (easily Nintendo’s most difficult time in recent memory), giving the dual-screen console and the 3DS a variety of Sonic exclusives, ports and retro titles. The franchise first went third party on Nintendo platforms, and has stuck close to the company’s hardware ever since.
Sonic has a pretty long history with Nintendo.
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