Nintendo Announces Mini NES Classic Edition With 30 Built-In Games

Get ready to relive your childhood gaming memories this fall, because Nintendo has revealed a new mini Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Classic console. The company describes it as a "near-identical, mini replica" of the original version, which first launched in the U.S. in 1985. ('83 in Japan.)

Despite its vintage look, the modern mini-NES is able to connect to your TV via HDMI and will also come with a power adapter and a NES Classic Controller “patterned after the iconic design of the original NES controller" that can connect to a Wii remote.