The Nintendo NES Classic Mini console was out of stock as soon as it was released. Since then, a number of fans have been eagerly waiting for the next shipment to arrive for the classic mini retro console. There is good news for them.

NES Classic Mini Has Attracted More Fans Than Expected

Nintendo on its earlier interview revealed that it would be difficult to mass-produce some of the components for the console and therefore the delay. The console has already sold 1.5 million units so far, and the demand is continuously increasing. Nintendo developed the console for a specific target of customers who would love to relive their moments of playing the classic war games from EA games and arcade games like Super Mario. Earlier reports reveal that the company itself did not expect such a whopping demand for the NES Classic Mini, as reported by Kotaku.

The NES Classic Mini Drought

A number of fans have been trying to track down the availability of the Classic Mini NES and have been disappointed about the stock drought. Even the limited stocks that occasionally come in the popular retailer stores vanishes in no time. In fact, a number of retailers have even stopped advertising the console availability, as they do not want to disappoint the long queue of customers waiting to grab the limited available quantity.

Target Is Selling The NES Classic Mini Now!

Latest reports reveal that the Nintendo NES mini console is available at the Target. According to the latest update, Target has received a fresh shipment of the NES Classic Mini and the store is selling the console at $99. Also, an additional Classic Mini Controller can be bought for $19 in the store, as reported by AutoworldNews.

Hurry Up! Stocks May Not Last Long

However, the stock may not last longer as usual. Hence, customers who want to grab their mini console better rush to the store immediately. The Classic Mini NES is loaded with 30 Retro games, HDMI support for TV, 3 USB ports and an expandable inbuilt storage of 32 GB. The games in the console include the Legend of Zelda, Super Mario Bros and more.