With Pokémon Go, Nintendo is already on the right track to have massive success on the games market this year, and the Japanese company announced that they are preparing for a surprise in the autumn, which may attract new users. Or very old ones.

The company has decided to release a new edition of the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) named Nintendo Classic Mini, which resembles the console launched in 1985 (1983 in Japan) on the outside most of all. Inside, it much more resembles DTV, its version built in the C64 joystick as you can mostly play pre-installed games. The new machine will arrive in shops on 11 November, it connects to your TV with a hdmi cable, it will come with a new controller, and the whole fun will cost 60 US dollars.

The 30 built-in games include classics such as the first three series of Super Mario Bros, Pac-Man, Castlevania or the first two Zelda games. What's more, connected to Wii Remote, you can play games you have on a Wii or a Wii U Virtual Console.

Source: index.hu/tech/godmode/2016/07/15/visszater_a_nintendo_nes