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SUPER Mario fans are jumping for joy over news Nintendo's Classic Mini edition is back on sale in the UK.

is selling the popular games console even though it is no longer being produced by Nintendo - but there is one big catch.

 Nintendo's Classic Mini edition is back on sale in the UK
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Nintendo's Classic Mini edition is back on sale in the UKCredit: Handout
 The site is only selling the NES as part of much bigger, more expensive bundles
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The site is only selling the NES as part of much bigger, more expensive bundlesCredit: AFP

The popular site is only selling the NES as part of much bigger, more expensive bundles, with the cheapest costing £105.

That deal includes the NES, a Legend of Zelda puzzle, a Mario piranha plant puppet, and three pieces of artwork, ,

There are plenty of other deals available, but they'll all cost upward of £100 with the most expensive costing £170.

A statement from ThinkGeek explains: “We're very excited to have received this last allotment of NES Classic Editions, and we want them to land in the hands of true fans and not resellers.

“We also need to be able to be profitable on the products we sell. So, we've limited them to one per customer and packaged them with a number of our best-selling Nintendo-themed products.

“Fans have reacted very positively to our Nintendo Switch packages, and we believe we will see a similar reaction to these collections.”

 

 The SNES Classic will feature 21 games, including Super Mario World, Earthbound, Super Mario Kart
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The SNES Classic will feature 21 games, including Super Mario World, Earthbound, Super Mario KartCredit: Nintendo
There's probably more chance of buying a NES currently over Nintendo's second mini console the SNES Classic Mini.The follow up to the NES Mini is due to release on 29th September 2017, but Nintendo has said upfront it will only be on sale for a limited time which includes no plans to sell beyond Christmas.As you might expect stock levels at Tesco, Argos, Amazon, Toys R Us and plenty more UK Stockists have been continually selling out time and time again.

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