A Nintendo Switch game is permanently shutting down on March 23, 2027, with players losing access to it after more than five years. The Nintendo Switch has built up an enormous library since launching in 2017, with thousands of games spanning nearly every genre. While most of these games can be played whenever someone wants, others depend entirely on online servers. Unfortunately, when those servers shut down, there's often very little players can do to keep enjoying their games.
This has become an increasingly common problem for online multiplayer games, particularly free-to-play releases that receive regular updates. Even major franchises like Pokemon aren't immune, with several Nintendo Switch games relying on online functionality for important parts of their experience. In some cases, a game can continue working with fewer features after its servers close, but others become completely unplayable. Unfortunately, that's exactly what's happening with one of the Nintendo Switch's biggest Pokemon spin-offs, although there is some good news for players who want to preserve their progress.
Pokemon Legends: Z-A officially announces that a super rare Pokemon is now free for all players.
The Pokemon Company has confirmed that Pokemon Unite will permanently shut down on...
