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Nintendo announces mini NES loaded with 30 games that attaches directly to your TV

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Nintendo may be based in Japan, but last week, domestic fans of the proud video game developer found themselves in the odd position of being on the outside looking in. Pokemon GO is still unavailable in Japan, but is exploding in popularity overseas, and now comes the news that Nintendo of Europe is releasing an awesome miniature NES in its territory. Not only does it look almost exactly like its 1980s inspiration, it actually lets you play 8-bit hits, too.

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Officially called the Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System, the palm-sized device connects directly to your TV set through an HDMI cable, with its power coming from an AC adaptor-equipped USB cable.

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You can also use it with your Wii or Wii U to play virtual console games, but the real draw is that the Nintendo Classic Mini comes preloaded with 30 time-tested NES titles. Even better, Nintendo is including a number of beloved games from third-party developers in the collection, which is composed of:

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● Balloon Fightn● Bubble Bobblen● Castlevania and Castlevania IIn● Donkey Kong and Donkey Kong Jr.n● Double Dragon IIn● Dr, Marion● Excitebiken● Final Fantasyn● Galagan● Ghosts ‘n Goblinsn● Gradiusn● Ice Climbern● Kid Icarusn● Kirby’s Adventuren● Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2, and Super Mario Bros. 3,n● Mega Man 2n● Metroidn● Ninja Gaidenn● Pac-Mann● Punch Out!! Featuring Mr. Dreamn● StarTropicsn● Super Cn● Tecmo Bowln● The Legend of Zelda and Zelda II: The Adventure of Link

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Plugging in a second controller enables two-player play, and Nintendo promises that “each game has multiple suspend points, allowing them to start where they left off at a later time, no passwords needed,” meaning that while the design of the Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System has plenty of old-school authenticity, it isn’t quite so committed to being a blast from the past that it can’t make a few concessions to modern, more user-friendly gameplay trends.

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Pricing is yet to be announced, but the Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System goes on sale Nov 11.

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Source: Nintendo UK via Hachima Kiko

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