Yesterday, fans were given their first look at the new console, along with a generous amount of new details.Ītari fans received a pleasant surprise yesterday morning when they received an email from Atari that revealed their intentions with the new console, it read: “our objective is to create something new, that stays true to our heritage while appealing to both old and new fans of Atari.” The new The released teaser hinted at a throwback to the original Atari 2600, showing a machine with the classic wooden shell. Recently Atari revealed their new Ataribox, another retro console with a current twist that looks set to perfectly channel the feeling of the original Atari 2600.Īt E3 this year Atari began teasing a “brand new Atari product.” and aired a 20-second trailer which hinted at an Atari reboot. While further stock for the SNES is looking less and less likely as we approach release, fans wanting to scratch their retro gaming itch could also look at alternatives.
So, if you want to pre-order the pint-sized version of Nintendo's dinky console, you'll need to act fast!Īnd even if your local Game store is not listed above, it’s still worth contacting your local store to check as they may have one available and haven't announced on Twitter. However, as with all things in store, the Nintendo Classic Mini: Super Nintendo Edition pre-orders are being sold on a first-come-first-serve basis. These Game stores all took to Twitter on Friday to announce they had SNES Classic Mini pre-order stock available. GAME STORES WITH SNES CLASSIC MINI PRE-ORDER STOCK AVAILABLE Some of those who have taken to Twitter more recently can be found in a list underneath, however, to avoid disappointment it is best to tweet or call up your local Game store to double check.Ĭustomers can only place a pre-order in store and will have to put down a £50 deposit. However, even StockInformer has proved unsuccessful more recently, with zero stock showing from most retailers ever since July 10th.īut, one way you might get one is via a handful of Game stores across the country who are regularly tweeting to indicate whether they have stock available to pre-order. Previously, the best bet people had to actually pre-order a SNES was via the website, which had up to date, minute by minute information of stock levels at the biggest online websites. The follow up to the NES Mini is due to release on 29th September 2017, but Nintendo has said upfront it will only be on sale for a limited time which includes no plans to sell beyond Christmas.Īs you might expect stock levels at Tesco, Argos, Amazon, Toys R Us and plenty more UK Stockists have been continually selling out time and time again. Ironically there's probably more chance of buying a NES currently over Nintendo's second mini console, the SNES Classic Mini.
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“Fans have reacted very positively to our Nintendo Switch packages, and we believe we will see a similar reaction to these collections.”Ī full list of Nintendo Classic Mini games can be found in the gallery below: So, we've limited them to one per customer and packaged them with a number of our best-selling Nintendo-themed products.
“We also need to be able to be profitable on the products we sell. There are plenty of other deals available, but they'll all cost upward of $140 with the most expensive costing $220 and containing extra merch for fans of Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild, Megaman and more.Ī statement from ThinkGeek explains: “We're very excited to have received this last allotment of NES Classic Editions, and we want them to land in the hands of true fans and not resellers. The site is only selling the NES as part of much bigger, more expensive bundles, with the cheapest costing $140 (£105), which includes the NES, a Legend of Zelda puzzle, Mario piranha plant puppet, and three pieces of exclusive canvas art. However, if the deal sounds too good to be true, it's because it is and there's a big catch that comes with ordering an NES Classic Mini. ThinkGeek has announced it is once again selling Nintendo's NES Classic Mini Edition again, even though Nintendo discontinued the product some months ago.
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