Nintendo’s NES Classic Edition was a smash hit and quickly sold out after its release in November 2016. If you are one of the many gamers who missed out on this little console, don’t despair: Nintendo responded to the popularity of its mini retro console by announcing the SNES Classic, which is available right now.
If you know someone who would love to relive the glory days of console gaming, check out our roundup of retro gaming consoles for some great gift ideas. Our roundup includes devices that let you bask in the pixelated glow of childhood classics from Nintendo, Sega, and Atari, and we’ve also added one do-it-yourself option so you can build your own custom nostalgia machine.
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