Guest Chris Mills Posted January 17, 2017 Posted January 17, 2017 Ever since it came out, the NES Classic Edition has been permanently out of stock. Dribbles have come into Best Buy, Amazon Prime Now and Walmart, but consoles have been snapped up by people willing to wait in line at 3AM, in December. While it might be nice for Nintendo's ego to have people scrambling to find the console, it's not great for Nintendo's bottom line. NES Classic Editions have been going at resellers for around $200, which is a lot of revenue forgone for Nintendo. And, let's not even mention all the consoles that might have been sold as Christmas presents, if customers could have found them in store. Continue reading... Trending right now: Google finally explained one of the most aggravating problems plaguing Pixel phones Everything we already know about the Galaxy S8 How to enable the ‘dark mode’ feature hiding in your iPhone browser right now Via BRG - Boy Genius Report
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