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Nintendo's NES and SNES Classic systems have had an interesting time on the market over the last couple of years. Initially, consumers struggled to get their hands on the NES console as shipments sold out faster than they arrived, but things slowly started to improve over time and the SNES had a much smoother launch overall. Despite some fans being left out early on, the consoles have shifted
But what about the future of these tiny, retro machines? Well, in an interview with
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Nintendo's NES and SNES Classic systems have had an interesting time on the market over the last couple of years. Initially, consumers struggled to get their hands on the NES console as shipments sold out faster than they arrived, but things slowly started to improve over time and the SNES had a much smoother launch overall. Despite some fans being left out early on, the consoles have shifted
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, Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aime has revealed that the two products won't be restocked after the holiday period. After a quick reminder that these current systems will be "the extent of classic program", he goes on to talk about how this classic console era is seemingly coming to an end.Read the
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