Did you pick up a NES Classic Edition?

Did you pick up a NES Classic Edition?

  • Yes; absolutely!

    Points: 7 6.1%
  • No; I do not want one

    Points: 76 66.7%
  • No; I plan to get one later though

    Points: 25 21.9%
  • Wait it finally released?

    Points: 6 5.3%

  • Total voters
    114

Dr. Havok

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Did you pick up a NES Classic Edition?

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Will be picking one up once I get back stateside :thumbup:
 
Nah I have my cell phone and could pick up a nes Bluetooth controller.
 
dont need it i built a classic game emulation station out of a raspberry pi3 have all the games for it already from atari 800-n64 and it runs fine
 
I picked one up. Two, actually, one for me and one for a friend who only got one is his small armpit town in NC that consists of a Wal-Mart for those that need to satisfy their electronic-purchasing needs. I like it. It's got a lot of iconic novelty to it. the games run smooth, great sound, visuals, video modes. The cord for the controller is incredibly short which is a drag, but easily remedied by grabbing a controller extension cable. The need for one is easily put aside, as one needs to get up and hit the reset button on the deck to switch to a different game.

For those that want one, do not pay scalpers prices, especially for those idiots that are putting these things up at $5k or more (there's seriously an auction for 88 thousand). Nintendo should release more as time goes on for the holiday season. For those that don't want one, you are really not missing much, as, yeah, they can be emulated, however, these games have been re-polished to run smoothly then their cartridge dumps.
 
I love the idea, but I run Hyperspin with all the emulators.

Good idea for the people looking for something extra to buy their kids for Christmas though.
And for those who only know how to plug and play.
They will do great...and will put more out...
 
Set up a Raspberry Pi 3 with Retropie instead. Reckon for the same price and being able to play games up to the Dreamcast it'll do nicely.
 

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