--- product_id: 48422566 title: "Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System (Electronic Games)" price: "NT$598" currency: TWD in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.tw/products/48422566-nintendo-classic-mini-nintendo-entertainment-system-electronic-games store_origin: TW region: Taiwan --- # 30 built-in classic games 60Hz HD output 4 suspend points per game Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System (Electronic Games) **Price:** NT$598 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > πŸŽ‰ Relive the 80s, dominate the classics, and never miss a save! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System (Electronic Games) - **How much does it cost?** NT$598 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tw](https://www.desertcart.tw/products/48422566-nintendo-classic-mini-nintendo-entertainment-system-electronic-games) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Plug & Play Simplicity:** Compact mini console powered by USB, ready to relive or discover timeless gaming moments instantly. - β€’ **Seamless Retro Revival:** Experience your favorite 80s NES games in crisp 60Hz HD via HDMI for modern TVs. - β€’ **Save Progress Effortlessly:** Four suspend points per game mean no more lost progress or password hassles. - β€’ **All-in-One Classic Collection:** Enjoy 30 iconic titles like Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda pre-installedβ€”no cartridges needed. - β€’ **Authentic Nostalgia Controller:** Includes the original-style NES Mini Controller, with support for multiplayer via additional controllers. ## Overview The Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System is a compact retro gaming console featuring 30 built-in NES classics displayed in smooth 60Hz HD via HDMI. It includes one NES-style controller, supports multiple suspend points per game for easy progress saving, and plugs into modern TVs with USB power. Perfect for nostalgic gamers and new players alike, it revives the iconic 80s gaming experience with authentic controls and instant accessibility. ## Description Bring back memories and make brand new ones with Nintendo's ultimate retro gaming experience, launching 11th November! Relive the 80s when the Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System launches in stores on 11th November. The classic NES is back in a familiar-yet-new form as a mini replica of Nintendo's original home console. Plugging directly into a high-definition TV using the included HDMI cable, the console comes complete with 30 NES games built-in, including beloved classics like Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, Metroid, Donkey Kong, PAC-MAN and Kirby's Adventure. The Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System comes packaged with an HDMI cable, a USB cable for powering the system*, and one Nintendo Classic Mini: NES Controller. And whether it's rediscovering an old favourite or experiencing the joy of NES for the first time, the fantastic collection of NES classics included with each and every system should have something for all players. The included titles are: 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 GAIDEN, PAC-MAN, Punch-Out!! Featuring Mr. Dream, StarTropics, SUPER C, Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. 3, Tecmo Bowl, The Legend of Zelda Zelda II: The Adventure of Link Each title is sure to bring back fond memories and produce plenty of new ones. Players can even enjoy playing many of these games together by attaching a second Nintendo Classic Mini: NES Controller, sold separately. A Classic Controller or Classic Controller Pro for the Wii console can also be used. The Nintendo Classic Mini: NES Controller can also be used to play Virtual Console NES games on a Wii U or Wii console. Simply connect it to a Wii Remote controller to make the experience that much more authentic. Players needn't worry about losing any hard-earned progress either as each game has multiple suspend points, allowing them to start where they left off at a later time, no passwords needed. Bring back memories and make brand new ones with the Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System, launching on 11th November. Relive past glories, defeat the boss that you could never beat, or simply enjoy the classic titles of yesteryear anew. *Note that an AC adapter for the USB cable is required to play the system but is not included in the packaging. Comes packaged with an HDMI cable, a USB cable for powering the system, and one Nintendo Classic Mini: NES Controller Review: My gaming childhood in one teeny tiny ickle box! - I'm a huge gaming fan, I tend to purchase all the consoles when they are released, I've even scoured eBay for consoles that I didn't get first time round, I just love gaming. If I had to choose just one console to be my favourite then it is, without doubt, the NES - maybe the Gamecube, actually, the PS2 wasn't shabby at all, oh but the Megadrive... Okay, there's probably some doubt, but the original NES was my very first games console, and, as such, commands a lofty position in my list of favourite consoles. Now, I already own a NES, and some of the games that come with the Nintendo Classic Mini, but as soon as I heard about this I just had to have one. When it arrived I was hugely taken by how small the box was, the aesthetics of the packaging took me back to when I first received my original NES. Cracking open the box, I was struck by how tiny, wee, small the Mini was, then again, I suppose the clue is in the name of the device. This thing is tiny, I immediately had to compare it to my original NES, and posted the obligatory pictures to Instagram, naturally. Plugging it all in, I was disappointed at how close I had to sit next to my TV, thanks to the extremely short cables of the single controller that is provided. This is, of course, well known, and there are various extension cables you can buy, or wireless plug ins for controllers such as the ones by 8BitDo. Be that as it may, it's the games that count, and the list of 30 games contains gaming classics such as the original 'Super Mario Bros' trilogy, 'The Legends of Zelda', 'Castlevania', 'Punch-Out!', the list is endless - well the list is 30, but you know what I mean... Admittedly, some of these titles haven't stood the test of time (I remember 'Balloon Fight' to be tremendous fun as a child, now, not so much), but, overall, the Mini is a pure, unadulterated nostalgic trip to gaming yesteryear. As for pricing, thanks to its scarcity, sellers have ramped the price way, way up, which is a shame, as the original Β£50 price tag was just perfect. Gamers raised on the likes of 'COD' and 'GTA' might find these games a bit on the 'twee' side, but to me, they're gaming masterpieces. Review: NEStalgia at its finest - A fantastic retro console from Nintendo that delivers everything it sets out to with aplomb but might leave you wishing it had set out to do more. Chief among these omissions is the lack of any internet connection and ability to download further games from Nintendo's eShop. Surely an own goal for them and a disappointment to fans of the games that didn't make the cut. Similarly, online leaderboards could have added a new dimension and limitless lifespan to many of these titles. The argument against including any of that is cost, obviously, which on release day when scalpers are selling these things for over Β£100 to loyal Nintendo fans is something of a moot point. Fool that I am, instead of trying to sell mine to you, I've been playing it. So, while I'm getting the negativity out of the way, I'll explain the most legitimate reason for taking a star away. The lead for the controller is woefully short, around 30 inches. This could cause slight issues with many set ups. Realistically, the Mini NES has to be sitting by your side in order for you to play, or, to go truly oldskool, you'll need sit in front of the television - unless you can find an extension cable (Nintendo aren't making any at the time of writing). And with that out of the way, time to focus on the goodness of the four stars. The production values of the console itself are immaculate, it is a thing of beauty and as easy as you could ever hope to set up. You've got an HDMI cable to plug into the TV, a USB lead to power the thing, a power button on the front of the console to start it up and you're good to go. Ah, dammit, I've just remembered another negative: there's no AC adapter in the box. Shouldn't be an issue if you have a mobile phone and/or tablet charger in the house. I'm running mine straight off the USB socket on this surge protector Belkin BSV804 8 Way 2 m Surge Protection Strip with 2 x 2.4 A Shared USB Charging Right, the games. I think you can say emulation is perfect, right down to the slowdown being kept in tact from the originals. You're getting what would be on the original cartridges and the Mini NES displays them on HDTVs quite magnificently. Never looked better. There are three screen modes: 4:3, pixel perfect mode which is how the games were originally designed but a bit a bit narrower and then you've the ability to add scanlines to give it that old CRT look. And for us here in Europe, the games are improvements over what we remember thanks to Nintendo opting for the American 60hz games, full speed and... well, can't really say full screen anymore in the days of widescreen TVs. The decision to go with American games also means we get Super C instead of the more familiar to us Probotector 2. In either guise, I love this game and it's the one I've been playing most but have to admit I'm grateful for the added save state function which means I can finish it and the 29 others without tears. To get to the Mini NES's home menu in order to save progress, you press the Reset button on the console, which in a way makes the short controller lead more understandable. Otherwise you'd have to get up to save or change your games. Imagine that! In conclusion, the 30 games included represent a good chunk of NES's greatest hits. Maybe not perfect, licensing issues most likely prevent the inclusion of anything from Xbox One's Rare Replay (Battletoads, R.C. Pro-Am, Snake Rattle 'n Roll) and some of Capcom and Konami's big hitters (Duck Tales, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles). Nevertheless, Nintendo have done a superb job with the remit they gave themselves and hopefully the inevitable SNES Classic Mini will come with a longer controller lead even if eShop downloads are too much to ask for. Great piece of nostalgia, great Christmas gift and great fun. That's me done. I'm off to play some Mega Man 2. ## Features - Warning:Not suitable for children under 12 years. For use under adult supervision - Rediscover your favourite 80s videogames in HD! Each title for the Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System is displayed at a smooth 60Hz via the included HDMI cable and can be enjoyed in one of three visual modes! - Comes packaged with an HDMI cable, a USB cable for powering the system, and one Nintendo Classic Mini: NES Controller - Rediscover an old favourite or experiencing the joy of NES for the first time, the fantastic collection of NES classics included with each and every system should have something for all players - Relive the 80s when the Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System - Thanks to the inclusion of four Suspend Points for each title, the fear of losing passwords and game progress is now a thing of the past! ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B01IFJEWTM | | Batteries | 1 Product Specific batteries required. | | Best Sellers Rank | 10,795 in PC & Video Games ( See Top 100 in PC & Video Games ) 10 in Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Accessories | | Customer reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (9,297) | | Guaranteed software updates until | unknown | | Is discontinued by manufacturer | No | | Item model number | 197507 | | Language | German | | Product Dimensions | 16.5 x 8.9 x 15.2 cm; 250 g | | Rated | Ages 7 & Over | | Release date | 11 Nov. 2016 | ## Images ![Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System (Electronic Games) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/612soTd2aCL.jpg) ![Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System (Electronic Games) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71WgSwdQ6aL.jpg) ![Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System (Electronic Games) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51QExUNNYFL.jpg) ![Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System (Electronic Games) - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/31McGD662NL.jpg) ![Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System (Electronic Games) - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71MLyewuepL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Edition** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Will there be a way to download more games or will that be the limit ?** A: No. The device has no internet connection, no card slot, and no other way of getting new information onto it. **Q: I still have lots of nes game cartridges and the gun for duck hunt. Will these work on this console?** A: Afraid not. The console has no cartridge slot and the controller port is different. Even it had a cartridge slot and the same controller port, Duck Hunt wouldn't work on a modern LCD/Plasma/OLED TV because hit detection/line scanning only works on CRT TVs. **Q: Does it have an actual cartdridge slot for NES games ?** A: No **Q: Will there be a way to play the old game cartridges in this?** A: No, you will only be able to play the 30 in-built games on this. There will be no cartridge slot. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My gaming childhood in one teeny tiny ickle box! *by T***P on 10 April 2017* I'm a huge gaming fan, I tend to purchase all the consoles when they are released, I've even scoured eBay for consoles that I didn't get first time round, I just love gaming. If I had to choose just one console to be my favourite then it is, without doubt, the NES - maybe the Gamecube, actually, the PS2 wasn't shabby at all, oh but the Megadrive... Okay, there's probably some doubt, but the original NES was my very first games console, and, as such, commands a lofty position in my list of favourite consoles. Now, I already own a NES, and some of the games that come with the Nintendo Classic Mini, but as soon as I heard about this I just had to have one. When it arrived I was hugely taken by how small the box was, the aesthetics of the packaging took me back to when I first received my original NES. Cracking open the box, I was struck by how tiny, wee, small the Mini was, then again, I suppose the clue is in the name of the device. This thing is tiny, I immediately had to compare it to my original NES, and posted the obligatory pictures to Instagram, naturally. Plugging it all in, I was disappointed at how close I had to sit next to my TV, thanks to the extremely short cables of the single controller that is provided. This is, of course, well known, and there are various extension cables you can buy, or wireless plug ins for controllers such as the ones by 8BitDo. Be that as it may, it's the games that count, and the list of 30 games contains gaming classics such as the original 'Super Mario Bros' trilogy, 'The Legends of Zelda', 'Castlevania', 'Punch-Out!', the list is endless - well the list is 30, but you know what I mean... Admittedly, some of these titles haven't stood the test of time (I remember 'Balloon Fight' to be tremendous fun as a child, now, not so much), but, overall, the Mini is a pure, unadulterated nostalgic trip to gaming yesteryear. As for pricing, thanks to its scarcity, sellers have ramped the price way, way up, which is a shame, as the original Β£50 price tag was just perfect. Gamers raised on the likes of 'COD' and 'GTA' might find these games a bit on the 'twee' side, but to me, they're gaming masterpieces. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ NEStalgia at its finest *by S***E on 11 November 2016* A fantastic retro console from Nintendo that delivers everything it sets out to with aplomb but might leave you wishing it had set out to do more. Chief among these omissions is the lack of any internet connection and ability to download further games from Nintendo's eShop. Surely an own goal for them and a disappointment to fans of the games that didn't make the cut. Similarly, online leaderboards could have added a new dimension and limitless lifespan to many of these titles. The argument against including any of that is cost, obviously, which on release day when scalpers are selling these things for over Β£100 to loyal Nintendo fans is something of a moot point. Fool that I am, instead of trying to sell mine to you, I've been playing it. So, while I'm getting the negativity out of the way, I'll explain the most legitimate reason for taking a star away. The lead for the controller is woefully short, around 30 inches. This could cause slight issues with many set ups. Realistically, the Mini NES has to be sitting by your side in order for you to play, or, to go truly oldskool, you'll need sit in front of the television - unless you can find an extension cable (Nintendo aren't making any at the time of writing). And with that out of the way, time to focus on the goodness of the four stars. The production values of the console itself are immaculate, it is a thing of beauty and as easy as you could ever hope to set up. You've got an HDMI cable to plug into the TV, a USB lead to power the thing, a power button on the front of the console to start it up and you're good to go. Ah, dammit, I've just remembered another negative: there's no AC adapter in the box. Shouldn't be an issue if you have a mobile phone and/or tablet charger in the house. I'm running mine straight off the USB socket on this surge protector Belkin BSV804 8 Way 2 m Surge Protection Strip with 2 x 2.4 A Shared USB Charging Right, the games. I think you can say emulation is perfect, right down to the slowdown being kept in tact from the originals. You're getting what would be on the original cartridges and the Mini NES displays them on HDTVs quite magnificently. Never looked better. There are three screen modes: 4:3, pixel perfect mode which is how the games were originally designed but a bit a bit narrower and then you've the ability to add scanlines to give it that old CRT look. And for us here in Europe, the games are improvements over what we remember thanks to Nintendo opting for the American 60hz games, full speed and... well, can't really say full screen anymore in the days of widescreen TVs. The decision to go with American games also means we get Super C instead of the more familiar to us Probotector 2. In either guise, I love this game and it's the one I've been playing most but have to admit I'm grateful for the added save state function which means I can finish it and the 29 others without tears. To get to the Mini NES's home menu in order to save progress, you press the Reset button on the console, which in a way makes the short controller lead more understandable. Otherwise you'd have to get up to save or change your games. Imagine that! In conclusion, the 30 games included represent a good chunk of NES's greatest hits. Maybe not perfect, licensing issues most likely prevent the inclusion of anything from Xbox One's Rare Replay (Battletoads, R.C. Pro-Am, Snake Rattle 'n Roll) and some of Capcom and Konami's big hitters (Duck Tales, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles). Nevertheless, Nintendo have done a superb job with the remit they gave themselves and hopefully the inevitable SNES Classic Mini will come with a longer controller lead even if eShop downloads are too much to ask for. Great piece of nostalgia, great Christmas gift and great fun. That's me done. I'm off to play some Mega Man 2. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A couple of minor flaws don't harm the amazing nostalgia this console brings *by S***D on 22 April 2017* Amazon's courier lost my original order of this but fortunately, I was able to buy one from a third party without paying two or three times the price. As someone who really enjoys retro games, I felt buying one of these just for nostalgia was non-negotiable and when I finally got it, it was worth the wait. Perhaps only the most hardcore gamers will like all 30 of the pre-installed games but even with the three Super Mario Bros titles, there's so much variety that most retro game fans will find several games they'll really enjoy. The games look really sharp on an HD TV though the NES Classic has a mode that gives that slightly fuzzy look of a CRT display though I find this to just be a nostalgic gimmick. As specified in the description, the console is not supplied with an AC adapter to plug into the Micro USB port. With the console being a low-voltage device, I can use the powered USB port on my TV to power it. There are a couple of negatives, both are relatively minor but frustrating all the same. 1) To change game or load a save state, you have to reset the console.There's no means to do this with the controller, even with a Start & Select press to reset as had been seen on the SNES' Super Mario All Stars. However, as the controller port is the same as that on the Wii, you can use the Wii Classic controller and its Home button can be used to trigger a reset. 2) The controller cable is far too short for a lot of gamers. At just a yard long, it's OK if you play this console on a small screen TV but if you're playing on anything larger than ~26 to 34 inches, you'll be too close to the screen. Extension leads are plentiful and there are wireless solutions but Nintendo could have been more generous with the cable length as I doubt that a six-foot cable would have broken the bank. Overall, I'm delighted with this console for the nostalgia it brings. It's a shame that Nintendo did such a deliberately limited run of them to drum up interest as those who missed out are at the mercy of scalers who charge you 2-4 times the price for the privilege. ## Frequently Bought Together - Nintendo NES Classic Mini EU Console - NES Classic Controller Extension Cable 3M / 10ft (2-Pack), SNES Extension Power Cord Compatibility Nintendo SNES Classic Edition Controller (2017) and Mini NES Classic Edition (2016), Wii, Wii U - Micro USB AC Adapter Fit for Nintendo NES Classic Mini Edition 2016,SNES Super NES Classic Mini Editon 2017,PlayStation Classic Console 2018,Google Mini Speaker Charger Power Supply Cord --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tw/products/48422566-nintendo-classic-mini-nintendo-entertainment-system-electronic-games](https://www.desertcart.tw/products/48422566-nintendo-classic-mini-nintendo-entertainment-system-electronic-games) --- *Product available on Desertcart Taiwan* *Store origin: TW* *Last updated: 2026-09-05*