Nintendo Classic Mini NES Games Stock Status Check

Nintendo Classic Mini NES are back in stock at both Tesco, Amazon and Argos. Class Mini Fans have been eagerly grabbing units since gaming giant Nintendo decided to re-release their vintage titles.

Retailers like Amazon, Tesco and Argos are trying hard to keep up with gamers' demands. Express wrote that the shopping websites have replenished their depleted stock of Nintendo Classic Mini NES games. Meanwhile, Nintendo is also doing their best to produce more units. In fact, the company's website store is also stocking up.

Demand for Nintendo Classic Mini NES games has been and has led to dire stock shortages. In the UK, stores were ravished of their stocks since the December holidays. It even led to rumors that Nintendo was stopping production and would ship out the last of them in spring. However, they were quick to squash the hearsays as they also procured more units for both online and offline retailers.

Though many fans are happy with the news, there are others that are complaining. Retail shops' costumers complain that they failed to receive notifications alerting them to new Nintendo Classic Mini NES games stock. That is why the Tesco Twitter account posted that if stock ran out fast, then costumers would not receive the alert.

Daily Star said that the Nintendo Classic Mini NES games were released only in November last year. However, they are already facing acute stock shortages. To that end, the Nintendo president himself, Tatsumi Kimishima, apologized. He explained to investors that production has been difficult, hence the current stock situation. Still, they are working hard to increase production to supply the increasing demand for the nostalgic NES home consoles.

Nintendo brought back to life Famicom and NES home consoles and produced smaller versions of them. According to Kimishima, the company shipped out all the Nintendo Classic Mini NES games they initially produced for all market segments.