The Nintendo Entertainment System: NES Classic Edition is a very cool retro gaming system that comes pre-loaded with 30 classic NES games. By now, it's not a secret that the system can be easily expanded to play over 700 games if so desired. Whether or not to do this is up to you. Also, this system used to be near impossible to find at the retail price. That is no longer the case. I see these available at the regular retail price at numerous retailers every week now. Don't get ripped off by people selling them at a premium. Also, watch out for sellers selling fake bootleg systems. Buy from a reputable source.
Now that we got those things out of the way, back to the system. It comes with one wired controller, HDMI Cable, USB Cable, and USB Power Supply. The wire on the controller is on the short side, but you can purchase extension cables for only a few dollars. Generic controllers are also very inexpensive, and there are even wireless controllers available. Once you hook the system up, the games play well. They look the same as they did 30 years ago. If you're looking for some 8-bit nostalgia, The Nintendo Entertainment System: NES Classic Edition won't disappoint.
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NES Classic Edition Gaming Console by Nintendo
There is nothing like a gaming console that ensures uninterrupted action for every gaming enthusiast. Keeping this in mind, Nintendo brings to you a gaming console that has been designed on the line of the path breaking NES, which was originally released in 1985.
- Redesigned miniature version of the NES
- Portable
- Easy to use
- Different display modes to choose from
- Four Suspend Point slots
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As each pixel is a perfect square, you will be able to view the game exactly as it is. |
Original NES game look with a slight horizontal stretch. |
NES Classic Controller ensures ease of use. |
Classic Pre-Installed Games that will Add to your Entertainment Quotient
The NES Classic Edition comes with multiple pre-uploaded games such as Metroid, Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros. 3, Donkey Kong, Balloon Fight and The Legend of Zelda. These retro games are an all-time favorite of every gaming enthusiast.
Easy and Smart Connectivity Options
Nintendo understands the need to simplify things, which is why the NES Classic Edition has been designed in such a way that it can be simply plugged in to a TV and enjoyed. All you have to do is pick up the controller and enjoy an interrupted gaming action. It can also be used on NES Virtual Console games on Wii or Wii U console by connecting it with a Wii remote control.
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Summary – Sad story of a sixty dollar console costing an arm ...
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2017
This is a review of the Nintendo NES Classic Edition Console.Summary – Sad story of a sixty dollar console costing an arm and a leg. Why? Nostalgia and good old memories for me as I was born in the 80’s. I truly missed the old school Nintendo and controller feel. This is exactly what I needed but not at the price point it should have been. Since this is a discontinued item now, I am beyond thrilled I could get my hands on one last minute before the price doubled. The graphics as exactly as I recall and gameplay was the same. If you can get one yet for a good price, I would certainly recommend. Best of all, no more removing cartridges to blow them out to get them to work and unlike most new consoles, no internet or fancy setup needed.The box contained the NES console, a controller with an approx. 30” cord, an HDMI cable, manual as well USB power adapter and cable to power the unit. USB power adapter included provides 5.2V at 1amp. So even if you lose the OEM adapter, you can use aftermarket very easily.As just about everyone has noted, the included controller- cable is going to be short for just about every setup. Recommend getting the wireless controllers or the 10-foot controller extensions which are both very cheap thankfully.The unit looks just as the initial Nintendo did, however, mini of course. Connections are secure on my unit and it works exactly as it was supposed to.The display can be set for three different types. Pixel Perfect which makes the view a square, 4:3 which is like a widescreen effect and CRT which makes it less clear to simulate playing on an old tv.The unit has 30 pre-loaded games which are in fact a wonderful combo of the major hits I played and back in the day and wanted to play again.Included pre-loaded games in alphabetical order include Balloon Fight, Bubble Bobble, Castlevania, Castlevania II Simon’s Quest, Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr, Double Dragon II The Revenge, Dr. Mario, Excitebike, Final Fantasy, Galaga, Ghosts N Goblins, Gradius, Ice Climber, Kid Icarus, Kirby’s Adventure, Mario Bros, Mega Man 2, Metroid, Ninja Garden, Pac-Man, Punch Out, Star Tropics, Super C, Super Mario Bros., Super Mario 2, Super Mario 3, Tecmo Bowl, The Legend of Zelda and Zelda II The Adventure of Link.For those who are tech savvy, there has been excellent documentation found online to modify the console to add hundreds of titles. Articles indicate the ability to load up to 800 games.In terms of durability, the console is extremely light and contains a simple board for emulation of the old games.Wish List-Ability to change games using the controller vs. needing to use the reset button.-Longer controller cord.-Ability to easily update the ROM list without in-depth system mods.
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2017
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Summary – Sad story of a sixty dollar console costing an arm and a leg. Why? Nostalgia and good old memories for me as I was born in the 80’s. I truly missed the old school Nintendo and controller feel. This is exactly what I needed but not at the price point it should have been. Since this is a discontinued item now, I am beyond thrilled I could get my hands on one last minute before the price doubled. The graphics as exactly as I recall and gameplay was the same. If you can get one yet for a good price, I would certainly recommend. Best of all, no more removing cartridges to blow them out to get them to work and unlike most new consoles, no internet or fancy setup needed.
The box contained the NES console, a controller with an approx. 30” cord, an HDMI cable, manual as well USB power adapter and cable to power the unit. USB power adapter included provides 5.2V at 1amp. So even if you lose the OEM adapter, you can use aftermarket very easily.
As just about everyone has noted, the included controller- cable is going to be short for just about every setup. Recommend getting the wireless controllers or the 10-foot controller extensions which are both very cheap thankfully.
The unit looks just as the initial Nintendo did, however, mini of course. Connections are secure on my unit and it works exactly as it was supposed to.
The display can be set for three different types. Pixel Perfect which makes the view a square, 4:3 which is like a widescreen effect and CRT which makes it less clear to simulate playing on an old tv.
The unit has 30 pre-loaded games which are in fact a wonderful combo of the major hits I played and back in the day and wanted to play again.
Included pre-loaded games in alphabetical order include Balloon Fight, Bubble Bobble, Castlevania, Castlevania II Simon’s Quest, Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr, Double Dragon II The Revenge, Dr. Mario, Excitebike, Final Fantasy, Galaga, Ghosts N Goblins, Gradius, Ice Climber, Kid Icarus, Kirby’s Adventure, Mario Bros, Mega Man 2, Metroid, Ninja Garden, Pac-Man, Punch Out, Star Tropics, Super C, Super Mario Bros., Super Mario 2, Super Mario 3, Tecmo Bowl, The Legend of Zelda and Zelda II The Adventure of Link.
For those who are tech savvy, there has been excellent documentation found online to modify the console to add hundreds of titles. Articles indicate the ability to load up to 800 games.
In terms of durability, the console is extremely light and contains a simple board for emulation of the old games.
Wish List
-Ability to change games using the controller vs. needing to use the reset button.
-Longer controller cord.
-Ability to easily update the ROM list without in-depth system mods.
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Summary – Sad story of a sixty dollar console costing an arm ...
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2017
This is a review of the Nintendo NES Classic Edition Console.Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2017
Summary – Sad story of a sixty dollar console costing an arm and a leg. Why? Nostalgia and good old memories for me as I was born in the 80’s. I truly missed the old school Nintendo and controller feel. This is exactly what I needed but not at the price point it should have been. Since this is a discontinued item now, I am beyond thrilled I could get my hands on one last minute before the price doubled. The graphics as exactly as I recall and gameplay was the same. If you can get one yet for a good price, I would certainly recommend. Best of all, no more removing cartridges to blow them out to get them to work and unlike most new consoles, no internet or fancy setup needed.
The box contained the NES console, a controller with an approx. 30” cord, an HDMI cable, manual as well USB power adapter and cable to power the unit. USB power adapter included provides 5.2V at 1amp. So even if you lose the OEM adapter, you can use aftermarket very easily.
As just about everyone has noted, the included controller- cable is going to be short for just about every setup. Recommend getting the wireless controllers or the 10-foot controller extensions which are both very cheap thankfully.
The unit looks just as the initial Nintendo did, however, mini of course. Connections are secure on my unit and it works exactly as it was supposed to.
The display can be set for three different types. Pixel Perfect which makes the view a square, 4:3 which is like a widescreen effect and CRT which makes it less clear to simulate playing on an old tv.
The unit has 30 pre-loaded games which are in fact a wonderful combo of the major hits I played and back in the day and wanted to play again.
Included pre-loaded games in alphabetical order include Balloon Fight, Bubble Bobble, Castlevania, Castlevania II Simon’s Quest, Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr, Double Dragon II The Revenge, Dr. Mario, Excitebike, Final Fantasy, Galaga, Ghosts N Goblins, Gradius, Ice Climber, Kid Icarus, Kirby’s Adventure, Mario Bros, Mega Man 2, Metroid, Ninja Garden, Pac-Man, Punch Out, Star Tropics, Super C, Super Mario Bros., Super Mario 2, Super Mario 3, Tecmo Bowl, The Legend of Zelda and Zelda II The Adventure of Link.
For those who are tech savvy, there has been excellent documentation found online to modify the console to add hundreds of titles. Articles indicate the ability to load up to 800 games.
In terms of durability, the console is extremely light and contains a simple board for emulation of the old games.
Wish List
-Ability to change games using the controller vs. needing to use the reset button.
-Longer controller cord.
-Ability to easily update the ROM list without in-depth system mods.
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Yuri D. Pessoa
Todo Nintendista precisa ter um na sua coleção!
Reviewed in Brazil on March 16, 2019Verified Purchase
Yuri D. Pessoa
Reviewed in Brazil on March 16, 2019
Essa é a primeira vez na vida que eu vejo de perto e toco em um NES original da Nintendo, sem ser um clone como os Dynavision, Polystation ou emuladores da vida... E também a primeira vez que eu pego em um controle de NES!! A emoção é indescritível, é sempre reconfortante abrir um vídeo game novo direto da caixa.
Já fiz meus testes iniciais e tirei as minhas conclusões, a seleção de jogos é perfeita! Entre eles se destacam os três Super Mario Bros, Zelda 1 e 2, Castlevania 1 e 2, Super C, Megaman II, Metroid, Kirby, Final Fantasy, etc... E como eu pretendo desbloquear esse também, assim como eu fiz com o Super Nintendo, irei instalar toda a biblioteca relevante do console.
Mas eu tenho alguns pontos negativos a falar dele, até por eu já ter conhecimento das qualidades do SNES que foi lançado um ano depois do NES:
1° o fio do controle é muito curto! Tirei até uma foto comparando os fios dos controles do NES e do SNES, você tem que jogar praticamente com o console por perto, isso é bem chato mesmo... O fio do controle do Super Nintendo é duas vezes maior!!
2° por mais que o menu inicial dele seja bem parecido com o do SNES, este não tem opção do jogador colocar as bordas personalizadas nas laterais da tela como no SNES. Então sempre vão ficar aqueles espaços pretos...
3° só vem com um controle na caixa, infelizmente... Diferente do Super Nintendo que vem com dois.
Bom, essas são as únicas reclamações que eu tenho mesmo, mas dá pra relevar se lembrar que esse console foi lançado antes do Super Nintendo Classic Edition que é muito mais aprimorado. Mas voltando a falar sobre o conteúdo da caixa, vem incluso um pôster do console muito lindo, e bem melhor do que o outro que veio com o Super Nintendo, esse sim eu faço questão de comprar uma moldura para pôr na parede!
Eu estava me perguntando anteriormente se o controle de SNES funcionaria nele, já que o plugin é o mesmo, e a resposta é sim! Fiz o teste e funcionou perfeitamente, já não preciso comprar outro controle.
Eu não me arrependo nem um pouco de ter comprado esses dois consoles, ainda mais pela emulação ser tão fluída quanto os consoles originais dos anos 80 e 90, estou muito satisfeito com ambos, e torço muito para que a Nintendo lance um N64 Classic Edition, porque eu tô querendo muito comprar!
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J5
❤️ DO IT ❤️
Reviewed in Canada on September 2, 2018Verified Purchase
Oscar
Muy conveniente
Reviewed in Mexico on July 7, 2018Verified Purchase
Oscar
Reviewed in Mexico on July 7, 2018
Sobre el envío, llegó en perfectas condiciones. Perfecto para tenerlo en exhibición.
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Allan L.
Shortest cord ever, get an extension. Trip down memory lane.
Reviewed in Canada on September 2, 2018Verified Purchase
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Reviviendo un clásico
Reviewed in Mexico on July 27, 2018Verified Purchase
