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As late as 2012, Nintendo released the last ever physical only home console (Wii Mini). This little fellow should be remembered as the last traditional console.
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As late as 2012, Nintendo released the last ever physical only home console (Wii Mini). This little fellow should be remembered as the last traditional console.

14 years after the release of the last physical only home console the Wii Mini, home consoles are now instead very close to becoming all digital.

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u/Ghaleon1 — 2 days ago
▲ 106 r/consoles

As late as 2012, Nintendo released the last physical only home console (Wii Mini). A lot has changed during the last 14 years.

u/Ghaleon1 — 2 days ago
▲ 193 r/NintendoSwitch2

How representative are physical game buyers of the general gaming public? The answer is in this picture.

u/Ghaleon1 — 9 days ago
▲ 1.6k r/zelda

[OoT] Nintendo always wanted Ocarina of time to have a realistic style.

Just look at what they were going for when it comes to castle town, within the graphical limitations of that era its still obvious what Nintendo were going for in terms of art style all the way back to the 90s for Ocarina of time.

u/Ghaleon1 — 26 days ago