I really think theyre losing out by not having mini nes cartridges and selling "volumes" of games in the future. ill still buy one anyway though.
Why does Nintendo insist on pulling this type of shit?*Note that an AC adapter for the USB cable is required to play the system but is not included in the packaging.
I guess I'm not the market. This interests me none. It doesn't play cartridges and is stuck with the same 30 games for nearly $60. I don't see the appeal.
Amazing idea, but...
Why does Nintendo insist on pulling this type of shit?
That's not the point. There are many superior ways for you and me to play NES games cheaply. This product is for people to see at the checkout line and scoop into their cart. Which is what will happen.
Not sure if this has been posted but Amazon UK taking pre-orders now
Amazing idea, but...
Why does Nintendo insist on pulling this type of shit?
Why does Nintendo insist on pulling this type of shit?
Amazing idea, but...
Why does Nintendo insist on pulling this type of shit?
They could make a lot more money past those initial purchases by selling 5-10 game expansion carts at $20 a pop, and those would hardly take up real estate on retailers' shelves.
Cheaply AND legally? And with this great of a game selection? Nope. It does not exist. This is a great deal any way you look at it even if it's not the machine enthusiasts like us want it to be.
Not sure if this has been posted but Amazon UK taking pre-orders now
So amazon US following soon?
You're right, I was thinking of the quoted $20 price for the used Wii and not considering the $5 per game on top of it. The only downside to this thing is the fact that you can't keep buying more games for it.
Micro's rare because there was little interest in it initially. There will be plenty of interest in this thing. Especially considering it launches right during gift-giving season.This is gonna be the gba micro of nintendo consoles. People gonna call it pointless when released, then its gonna be a super rare collectible. Just you wait and see!!
I guess I'm not the market. This interests me none. It doesn't play cartridges and is stuck with the same 30 games for nearly $60. I don't see the appeal.
Not sure if this has been posted but Amazon UK taking pre-orders now
You're getting an amazing looking mini NES, and $30 classic NES games, for $60. Do you not see how someone can find value in that?
I wish it would take real cartridges, i would pay allot!!!! and i mean ALLOT!!!! for a re release of the old NES and SNES, but brand new, my nes is almost dying![]()
Yeah, I think it's going to be a great success because "everyone else" will buy it, and half of us "know-it-alls" will buy it for fun too.
I wish it would take real cartridges, i would pay allot!!!! and i mean ALLOT!!!! for a re release of the old NES and SNES, but brand new, my nes is almost dying![]()
It's USB powered, but does not come with a common USB ac adaptor, but as people have pointed out, it can be powered through your television anyhow.- Comes packaged with an HDMI cable, a USB cable for powering the system, and one Nintendo Classic Mini: NES Controller
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Never seen the perennial Atari Flashback consoles at Urban Outfitters, I take it?I'm so confused as to why you think this.
The average consumer does not care at all about classic games. They don't care about going back and learning the history of games. They don't care about spending 2-3 hours in Punch Out when they could be on a Minecraft server with their friends or out catching Pokemon in Pokemon Go. They just don't care. Parents aren't idiots, either. If a kid is asking for an iPad for Minecraft, they're not gonna go out and get this. If a teen is asking for Call of Duty, they're old enough to know the difference between a Playstation 4 and an NES.
There is no 'everyone else' because this doesn't appeal to those people. I don't mean to act like a know-it-all but I live in a neighborhood with dozens of kids and teens and interact with them weekly either directly or through their parents, work twice a week with hundreds of kids, and they never, ever mention any games outside of the usual. This product will sell to the diehards and collectors, but this isn't for 'everyone else' because those people won't want this.
Again, I don't think this is a bad product. I like it. It's cool.
Not sure if this has been posted but Amazon UK taking pre-orders now
The Master System version is noted for having two hundred levels (in effect the normal and super modes consecutively) and is considered one of the best conversions available.[7]
I'm so confused as to why you think this.
The average consumer does not care at all about classic games. They don't care about going back and learning the history of games. They don't care about spending 2-3 hours in Punch Out when they could be on a Minecraft server with their friends or out catching Pokemon in Pokemon Go. They just don't care. Parents aren't idiots, either. If a kid is asking for an iPad for Minecraft, they're not gonna go out and get this. If a teen is asking for Call of Duty, they're old enough to know the difference between a Playstation 4 and an NES.
There is no 'everyone else' because this doesn't appeal to those people. I don't mean to act like a know-it-all but I live in a neighborhood with dozens of kids and teens and interact with them weekly either directly or through their parents, work twice a week with hundreds of kids, and they never, ever mention any games outside of the usual. This product will sell to the diehards and collectors, but this isn't for 'everyone else' because those people won't want this.
Again, I don't think this is a bad product. I like it. It's cool.
It's USB powered, but does not come with a common USB ac adaptor, but as people have pointed out, it can be powered through your television anyhow.
A USB cable, not the AC -> USB adapter, I'd say.- Comes packaged with an HDMI cable, a USB cable for powering the system, and one Nintendo Classic Mini: NES Controller
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Bubble Bobble is a Legit System Seller on this for me...but...
My heart will always lie with the Master System's version.
Maybe SEGA should do this too!
Who doesn't want Cool Spot?!
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I'm so confused as to why you think this.
The average consumer does not care at all about classic games. They don't care about going back and learning the history of games. They don't care about spending 2-3 hours in Punch Out when they could be on a Minecraft server with their friends or out catching Pokemon in Pokemon Go. They just don't care. Parents aren't idiots, either. If a kid is asking for an iPad for Minecraft, they're not gonna go out and get this. If a teen is asking for Call of Duty, they're old enough to know the difference between a Playstation 4 and an NES.
There is no 'everyone else' because this doesn't appeal to those people. I don't mean to act like a know-it-all but I live in a neighborhood with dozens of kids and teens, work twice a week with hundreds of kids, and they never, ever mention any games outside of the usual. This product will sell to the diehards and collectors, but this isn't for 'everyone else' because those people won't want this.
Again, I don't think this is a bad product. I like it. It's cool.
I'm so confused as to why you think this.
The average consumer does not care at all about classic games. They don't care about going back and learning the history of games. They don't care about spending 2-3 hours in Punch Out when they could be on a Minecraft server with their friends or out catching Pokemon in Pokemon Go. They just don't care. Parents aren't idiots, either. If a kid is asking for an iPad for Minecraft, they're not gonna go out and get this. If a teen is asking for Call of Duty, they're old enough to know the difference between a Playstation 4 and an NES.
There is no 'everyone else' because this doesn't appeal to those people. I don't mean to act like a know-it-all but I live in a neighborhood with dozens of kids and teens and interact with them weekly either directly or through their parents, work twice a week with hundreds of kids, and they never, ever mention any games outside of the usual. This product will sell to the diehards and collectors, but this isn't for 'everyone else' because those people won't want this.
Again, I don't think this is a bad product. I like it. It's cool.
I wouldn't be surprised you could use any VC controller, including the VC controller pro...Wireless controllers, where are they? The OG NES controller while nostalgic, is horribly uncomfortable to use. We are well past the days of non-ergonomic controllers.
Kinda worthless if it can't play original carts.
Kinda worthless if it can't play original carts.
Kinda worthless if it can't play original carts.