John Olinda This thing is going to sell out so fast it's going to hurt. Nintendo's really on a roll this last week. nintendo.com/nes-c...

Martijn I just don't get this one. People really interested in retro gaming can just set-up a RetroPi or something and have thousands of games to chose from, instead of a limited few pre-selected by Nintendo with no real way to ever change what games are available.

John Olinda I'd normally say the same, except for me there's definite sentimental value in the "real thing" even though this isn't exactly the same device. I think there's also a simplicity factor for people who might not care to set up a Pi or other emulators but still want to play. And who knows, maybe there will be a way to get more games on there?