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NES Classic Edition

A miniature HDMI NES packaged thirty built-in games with save states and display options.

Documented hardware recordA source-linked factual history appears below. Undocumented development, regional, and package details are left unclaimed.

The NES Classic Edition condensed the familiar regional hardware designs into plug-and-play microconsoles. Strong demand helped spark a wider revival of miniature retro systems.

Released
2016 · Exact day not documented
Platform / family
Dedicated microconsole
Format / type
30 built-in games
Region
Worldwide
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Documented item history

Release and collector context

Source-linked facts

NES Classic Edition is a Nintendo hardware family documented for Worldwide, with a release recorded as 2016 (the exact day and month are not documented). The catalog identifies it as Dedicated microconsole hardware using 30 built-in games. PLAYBACK connects 3 documented hardware variants to this family, including NES Classic Edition, Nintendo Classic Mini: Family Computer, Shōnen Jump Gold Famicom Mini.

Research status
Structured source record
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Release context

The documented release is 2016 (the exact day and month are not documented) for Worldwide on Dedicated microconsole. Date precision is preserved exactly: the archive does not invent a day when the source records only a month or year.

02

Regional differences

This record is scoped to Worldwide. The linked structured source does not document a separate regional title or package difference, so PLAYBACK does not infer one.

03

Physical packaging

The physical format is documented as 30 built-in games. The current structured source does not enumerate every insert, manual, sleeve, or bonus item, so no unverified contents are claimed.

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Editions and revisions

3 hardware configurations are linked to this family: NES Classic Edition, Nintendo Classic Mini: Family Computer, Shōnen Jump Gold Famicom Mini.

Research sources

  1. commons.wikimedia.org — catalog record ↗