The Nintendo Entertainment System is slated to hit mobile phones on January 6, 2017. Apparently, six classic Nintendo Entertainment Games have been noted to come to the iOS and Android handsets. Moreover, Best Buy reportedly re-stocked the Nintendo Entertainment System.
"Mega Man" Takes Cue From "Super Mario Run" And Goes To Mobile Phones Too
Apparently, it has been noted that the gaming community has been supporting classic games on their mobile phones. With over 2 million downloads, the "Super Mario Run" has been noted as a nostalgic game that Nintendo launched for iOS devices. The Nintendo Entertainment System game has also been noted as nostalgic.
Furthermore, the "Pokemon GO" app was also translated from memories of gamers' childhood. Apparently, for the Blue Bomber on the Nintendo Entertainment System, the developers may have felt it was time to head off to mobile gaming seeing the success of other games. On that note, Capcom already announced six Mega Man games to launch on mobile, Geek reported.
The six Nintendo Entertainment System games are expected to be sold individually with beginner-friendly options. Moreover, there may also be adjustable game speeds as well as auto-fire and auto-charge. Moreover, every game can reportedly be synced with "Rockman Unity" app.
Best Buy Last Shipment of the Nintendo Entertainment System Extended?
In other news, the Nintendo Entertainment System is reportedly selling for a limited time over at Best Buy, according to report. It is expected that stocks would run out fast as many gamers have already been scouting for the console for a long time. Apparently, the Nintendo Entertainment System is almost always out-of-stock in most retailing outlets.
The Nintendo Entertainment System Classics sales has reportedly reach over 196,000 already in the U.S. since debuting on Nov. 11, 2016. The console also came with built-in games including "Mega Man 2" and 29 other games. Rumor has it that Best Buy is making this shipment their last too. Learn more about the NES here:
