Fake NES mini. The units look professionally made, with an official-looking box, sturdy design, authentic-looking controller and working emulator software that is a decent approximation of the ...

The real NES Classic Mini sold by Nintendo. Since the success of the NES Classic Mini, we've seen plenty of knock-off versions released that have no official ties with Nintendo.. At a Triangle ...

THE NES Classic Mini is like gold dust, discontinued and out of stock at all retailers - and fans have now been warned about FAKE consoles being sold.

Since Nintendo decided to discontinue the NES Mini many opportunists have taken it upon themselves to try and make a quick cash-grab, with the system currently on sale via platforms like eBay for ...

Nintendo no longer manufactures the NES Classic Mini, so the bootleg industry has naturally stepped in to satisfy the market's needs. With the console having been officially discontinued in April ...

The NES Mini offers a few improvements over the real thing though, and not just in the form of not having to blow into the cartridges to get a game running. For one, each title can now be saved ...

All in all, just be careful, because NES Classic Edition consoles are selling for upwards of $200, so there are plenty of scammers looking to use this as an opportunity to make some quick cash.

The NES Classic Mini was one of the earlier releases in what became a wider trend for tiny versions of classic retro consoles to be released. Everybody wanted one but numbers were limited, so only ...

Beige is beautiful: Retro 1980s PC hides a GeForce RTX 5060 Ti and even has fake 5.25-inch bay covers, ... Nyko does Nintendo's work for it with a wireless controller for NES Mini; Gerald Lynch ...

How about a 3.5-inch touchscreen, front and rear cameras, dual SIM card slots, an NES emulator, 3.5mm audio jack, and a mini-USB port -- all crammed into the shell of a PSP Go?