The NES Classic is back: here's where you can pick one

Nintendo's NES Classic returns to retailers today – the Amazon list has been expanded to 8:15 am EST – following its limited run in 2016. In case you missed the first time, you will get another chance to get that nostalgic little dose for you or someone else without spending more than the standard price of $ 59. Goodbye, the exorbitant rates of eBay and Craigslist.

Available now at multiple retailers (both online and at physical locations), the NES Classic is a modern, miniaturized version of Nintendo's first home console. It is updated for HDMI connections and comes with 30 games including many classics like Super Mario Bros. Metroid Donkey Kong The Legend of Zelda Pac-Man and more.

Unfortunately, you can not insert dusty and vintage NES cartridges into the NES Classic. But one of the great benefits of the collectible console is that it allows you to record states in your games, making it less frustrating to overcome some of the more challenging levels that you will be facing. In addition, if you want to play two-player games, whether in cooperative or competitive mode, all Wii compatible controllers you already have will work on this small console.

Although the demand should be a little less intense this time, all retailers seem to limit NES Classic purchases to one per customer. As always, it's best to call your local store, be it a GameStop, a Best Buy or a Target, to check the inventory before you hike.

If style is more your alignment, Best Buy shared that it will distribute tickets on a first-come, first-served basis. But if you prefer to shop in comfort, you can do it online.

Assuming you find one at the MSRP, eBay should be your first stop, where you could find the absolute best deal on the market. NES Classic. From 10:00 am until the coupon expires on June 30th at 12:00 pm EST, you can withdraw 15% of the total as soon as it is added to your cart.

• NES Classic for $ 59 at eBay and get 15% off with promo code "PERFECTDAY"

If it does not work or if it is out of stock, then visit one of the links here below to find a NES Classic while it is still in stock.