Nintendo NES Classic Mini Stocks News, Update: How To Find Stock Of This Rare Units In Stores

Nintendo Classic Mini NES stocks are still scare, even though the holidays are over. Despite the gaming company's assurance to release more stocks of the classic gaming consoles this year, many gamers are still having a hard time getting their hands on one. Now the major question this time is which stores carry stocks of the Nintendo NES Edition?

Nintendo has underestimated the demand for their classic gaming console, the Nintendo Classic Mini NES Edition. Since its release in November, there has been huge shortage in the stocks of the console, as more users are waiting to get their hands on one, reports Mobile N Apps.

This shortage is leading to the rise in the price of the Nintendo NES Edition, which is being sold through third party sellers on Amazon or eBay. According to the Express report, the company stated in November that there will be more stocks arriving "by the end of the year."

However, months have passed and many users complain of having difficulty in purchasing the Nintendo Classic Mini NES in stores. Those who can no longer wait for the release in stores are already paying twice as much when buying from online sellers; some are paying as high as $159.

There are some stores, on the other hand, that have available stocks of the Nintendo Classic Mini NES. One way to find out which store has an available stock is through the BrickSeek inventory score.

BrickSeek helps users receive alerts whenever a local Target store will sell the NES Classic the following day. This means that interested parties can start getting the line up at the store early in the morning in order to get their hands on the Nintendo NES Edition.

Furthermore, some selected stores are also receiving a limited number of NES Classics on a daily basis. The online accessibility of the NES Classic is still depressing. The NES Classic was offered online at Best Buy on January 4 around 4 P.M. ET.

As of now, the demand for Nintendo Classic Mini NES is extremely high. With this, Nintendo is likely to double its effort to provide the clamour of its patrons.