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BBC iPlayer

The BBC iPlayer was already taken down from the UK Wii U eShop back in August. Today, the service is officially ending for those who previously downloaded the app. The move comes as the license agreement between BBC and Nintendo ends.

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The BBC iPlayer has only been around for about a year, but the app is already a thing of the past. It was taken down from the Wii U eShop on August 31, and it’s also said that service will end in January 2017. That doesn’t leave much time left for folks to use it!

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The BBC iPlayer has gone up on the UK Wii U eShop. You can get a quick look at the app in the video below.

It’s been a long time coming, but the BBC iPlayer is finally out on the UK Wii U eShop. After downloading the 94 MB app, users will be able to watch various on-demand programming.

BBC iPlayer for Wii U is very much like the iPlayer Smart TV app, complete with HD playback. It also supports off-TV play.

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BBC senior product manager Peter Lasko has confirmed the company’s plans to bring its iPlayer app to Wii U.

Sadly, Lasko wasn’t able to provide any specific details. He was only able to say that iPlayer will head to Wii U sometime “in the future”.

Lasko’s statement reads:

We follow a clear process so that we can get iPlayer onto devices in a scalable and maintainable way. We worked with Sony in this way for the PlayStation 4. We are working to bring BBC iPlayer to both Xbox One and Nintendo Wii U in the future, but we have no further details to share at this time. We have no immediate plans to bring BBC iPlayer to Apple TV or the PS Vita.

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