Finding Nintendo Mini NES is like finding a treasure because these items have been sold out so quickly. But don't worry as Amazon and ThinkGeek are selling it again.
Nintendo Mini NES consoles have become available at Amazon Prime on Wednesday, Dec. 14. Aside from this store, ThinkGeek also sells these items, However, it only chooses a random batch every week.
The retro gaming console, which has been priced $60. Aside it brings childhood nostalgia, the price could be one of the reasons why fans crave for more. For those who want to purchase Mini NES this holiday season, eBay is selling this item for nearly three times from the original price, according to Kiro 7.
Other stores that sold this hot console were Urban Outfitter, Toys R' Us, and Argos. By the time they started selling the item online, the classic-themed consoles were sold out quickly.
As mentioned earlier, Amazon confirmed it will sell Mini NES, however, the items are only available in selected stores. On Twitter, Amazon informed its followers and Nintendo fans that the classic edition is available in selected cities including, Washington D.C., Virginia Beach, Richmond, Baltimore, Raleigh, Nashville, ATL, Miami, Tampa, and Orlando.
Is Nintendo Mini NES available in Seattle?
The item will be available for sale on Dec. 20. This has been confirmed by a company spokesperson. The consoles will be again available in limited stocks only. So expect it will be sold on "a first-come, first-serve basis"
Meanwhile, in the United Kingdom, Argos and Toys R' Us are not selling this item after it sold out. Smyths announced on their U.K. website that Nintendo Classic Mini lists as TBC 2017.
Don't worry. There is still hope. ThinkGeek will hold a lottery every week for anyone who wants to get Mini NES for $60.
How to join
Participants need to create ThinkGeek account. Once they succeed, they need to find Mini NES and click the "Wish List Tab."
ThinkGeek will choose a batch randomly. Chosen participants will receive an email from the company, along the unique code and a link that will direct them to purchase the console.
Click this link to sign up.
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