NES Classic Edition sales achieved a massive success and now it is up again for grab. Check out where to place order!
NES Classic Edition was out of stock for awhile but Amazon updates its listing for those who are still hunting for the mini replica console, Fox reported. The major retailer will start shipping the console to customers, from March 3 to 20.
The same thing with Tesco and Smyths Toys - the stock listing started to show up - including in Nintendo store. Only a few online sellers have the NES Classic Mini ready and there isn't any announcement from other retailers, as to when they will restock the console. The product is surprisingly fast moving that Tesco has to warn potential buyers via Twitter - alerting them about the 'stock runs out' notification, according to Korea Portal.
The sale that went wildly is a proof that classic video game product is still a favorite among gamers even when there has been newer, much-more improved devices like Xbox One and PS4.
#Nintendo Classic Mini DROPS in price as Argos sends out Mini NES stock alerts https://t.co/H2Vep3hfDV #Gaming pic.twitter.com/lNCUxNM8wF
— Leeroy Jenkins (@Ieeroyjenkins) February 24, 2017
NES Classic Edition takeaways
NES Classic Edition has its outward appearance exactly the same with the retro NES design but in smaller size. It's got AC adapter and is compatible with Classic Controller.
The 30 pre-installed games include "Final Fantasy", "Mega Man", "Legend of Zelda" and "Super Mario. Buyers will get HDMI cable with every purchase whilst the Classic Controllers are sold separately.
@The__Goomba This all means nothing if we get NES mini like waits for stock.
— Tony Coffey (@The__Goomba) February 28, 2017
Nintendo at E3 2017
Meanwhile, Nintendo is gearing up for E3 2017 as floorplan has been revealed. It is expected to showcase the latest hybrid console, Nintendo Switch.
