Nintendo’s NES Classic on sale at Best Buy for Monday only

Best Buy announced Sunday that it will sell Nintendo's NES Classic for one day only on Monday.

The game system has been discontinued by Nintendo, and Best Buy says it has only “limited quantities” available for sale.

According to the chain, customers can buy only one NES Classic, and it is on a first come, first-served basis. There will be a ticketing system for those who are waiting in line when the stores open. There will be only as many tickets as there are games, the chain said.

The NES Classic was released last year and has a retro game unit look. It sold for $60.

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