It did not announce a new release date for the game. On top of all of this, Nintendo delayed Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp yesterday due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. As IGN points out, this wasn’t necessarily done in support of Ukraine either, at least not directly and publicly. Nintendo said its payment service no longer processed Russian Rubles, forcing the eShop to close temporarily. This news comes days after Nintendo placed the Russian eShop into maintenance mode, which prevents users from buying digital games, effectively suspending all sales and downloads in the country. “This is due to considerable volatility surrounding the logistics of shipping and distributing physical goods.”

“We have decided to suspend shipping all Nintendo products to Russia for the foreseeable future,” Nintendo told IGN. The publication reached out to Nintendo to ask if it’d be providing a message of support for Ukraine, and a Nintendo spokesperson said, “We would like to express our concern for all those affected by the conflict.” Joining the likes of Microsoft and PlayStation and dozens of other game studios, Nintendo has suspended all shipments to Russia for the “foreseeable future' as of March 10. Still, the company did not say this was in support of Ukraine like most publishers and studios have, as reported by IGN. Nintendo is the latest company to halt sales and shipments of its products to Russia amidst its ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

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