I have tried it with a USB power bank and it works perfectly, so no real need to plug it in the wall, although you’ll need to if you want to play for a lot of hours, so using a USB-Adapter will come in for this.Īll you need to do is plug it in and away you go, as simple as that! No downloading a million gigs of updates before you play, no requirement of being online, just retro gaming 😉 Note there’s no AC Adapter in the boxed UK version.
In the box you get the console, an HDMI cable which is a nice length, and a Mini-USB to USB cable for power. If you’re reading this you’ll know the games, I’ll list them at the bottom but many of the favourites are there Super Mario Bros, Mario 2 & 3 as well as a few I’ve not played in years such as Double Dragon and other’s which I don’t think I’ve ever played and look forward too such as Excitebike. I wish back in the day I had 30 games with a console, and all for only £50! It is worth it? Definitely! Here’s everything you need to know.
Now we can all relive the good times with the brand new Nintendo Classic Mini! 😀 I got a Nintendo when I was about 7 or 8, I can’t actually remember whether it was a Christmas present or Birthday, but it was obviously my favourite present. The original NES was one of my first ever consoles I did have an Atari 2600 but probably too young to understand what they really were all about. I didn’t bother pre-ordering at the launch, they sold out everywhere almost instantly! I didn’t think it would be so hard to get one, and after a couple of weeks of the launch, I finally got one! I heard about them as soon as they were announced, and thought they’d be pretty popular among a few people like me, who love a bit of retro gaming. Order early if you don't want to deal with a sad girlfriend, boyfriend, wife, partner, or child on Christmas day.They’re out of stock everywhere in the UK and abroad… Do I look happy?Īs soon as I heard about the Nintendo Classic Mini aka NES Mini, I wanted to get one. Suffice it say, the Mini NES and Mini Famicom are going to be hot ticket items this Christmas. "We will make similar announcements when additional inventory becomes available."
"Demand is expected to be very high, and there's no guarantee that it will remain in stock for long," reads an e-mail from Amazon to interested customers. However, the retailer notes that it will only have "very limited quantities" of the console, orders will limited to one per customer, and 1-click ordering has been disabled. In the US, Amazon will begin selling the Mini NES at 14:00 PT on launch day, November 11 for $60. Extra controllers have also sold out at most sites. The Mini NES is available on the Internet's favourite scalping website eBay, but at a price of at least £100-a substantial premium over the £50 RRP. In more bad news for nostalgia fans, the Mini NES has sold out at most online retailers, and Amazon UK is no longer taking pre-orders for the console. According to the FT, which spoke to staff at Bic Camera electronics store in central Tokyo, the Mini Famicom was snapped up by "men in their late 30s and 40s," otherwise known as "the tail-end of Generation X." Like the Mini NES, which goes on sale November 11 in the US and Europe, the Mini Famicom pairs 30 classic Nintendo games with a pint-sized piece of emulator-based hardware styled after the original '80s console. The Nintendo Classic Mini: Family Computer sold out in less than hour after going on sale in Tokyo, Japan, with Nintendo not yet revealing when more units will go on sale. Keen to one-up friends by importing the Japanese version of the Nintendo Classic Mini NES, the Mini Famicom? Unfortunately, you might have to wait a while to get your smug on.
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