The NES Classic — aka the NES Mini — came back from the dead on Friday. Mind you, it already seems to be sold out, but you might get lucky. And we’re hearing whispers there will be more stock next ...

A lot of players missed out on their chance to own a miniaturized piece of gaming history after Nintendo's blazing-hot NES Classic Edition consoles flew off store shelves and immediately became sold ...

This November Nintendo will ship the $60 NES Classic Edition. It’s a tiny replica of the classic Nintendo Entertainment System game console that comes with 30 games pre-loaded… and no way to add or ...

That Nintendo’s miniature NES Classic Edition console has been successful is hardly news. It’s well-known that retailers have been unable to keep the mini NES on store shelves, and that resellers have ...

Last year, Nintendo surprised the world when -- after abstaining from the category for years -- it unexpectedly released a plug-n-play version of its first runaway hit console, the Nintendo ...

Fans swimming in nostalgia have been rushing out to stores to grab the NES and SNES Classic miniature consoles whenever they're available and the mad scramble is about to get even more intense.

You’ve seen the Lego NES? Admittedly that is pretty cool (and I am definitely jealous), but how many hours of fun is that really? Six? Eight? You can definitely do better. What if, instead of making ...

This article originally appeared on Waypoint. The SNES Mini is real. Really, really real. We were chatting about the possibility of such a micro-console back in April—and we picked what we wanted to ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about TV shows, movies, video games, entertainment & culture. It's tough to get one of Nintendo's retro micro consoles ...

The NES Classic Mini was one of the earlier releases in what became a wider trend for tiny versions of classic retro consoles to be released. Everybody wanted one but numbers were limited, so only the ...

Which adorable little console will you take home this holiday? That's the question that Nintendo and Sony are asking shoppers this year with their triple threat of nostalgia-laced retro console ...