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We’ve known since 2017 that Nintendo had plans to re-release the NES Classic Edition, and now we have a date. As of June 29, you’ll once again be able to pick up the ’80s retro console — and the SNES Classic — in stores throughout the U.S.

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The console, which costs $80, was first released back in November 2016 and was a huge success, selling out immediately and highlighting the huge demand for retro consoles from nostalgic gamers.

The release comes with 30 games from the 8-bit era, so expect a bunch of classics such as Super Mario Bros 3., Metroid, Mega Man 2, and The Legend of Zelda. What’s more, some will have updated multiplayer function as part of Nintendo’s online subscription service for the Switch console.

For more information, head over to Nintendo.

Will you pick up the retro NES Classic Edition when it’s re-released? Let us know in the comments.

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