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The SNES controllers have just received another restock via Nintendo’s official store. Two important things to note: 

  • There are now quantity limits on lifetime purchases (4 lifetime purchases per account instead of 4 purchases per restock)
  • A Nintendo Switch Online subscribtion is required to purchase

You can purchase the controllers at this link.

With the SNES Classic Edition having ended production around a year ago, the system has essentially gone out of stock at retailers. Now, however, Walmart is taking orders out of the blue. You can place an order here.

It’s unclear how much stock Walmart has currently. If we were to guess though, it won’t be available for too long.

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The situation with Switch’s SNES controllers have been a point of frustration for some fans. After they sold out, Nintendo promised it would have news about the Switch Online benefit sometime in January. The controller was actually restocked today – yet only very briefly. And it’s been mostly radio silence from Nintendo on the whole as the month draws to a close.

Nintendo has now updated the official store page again, stating that news is coming in February. We can’t held but wonder if today’s “restock” was accidental. Given how it wasn’t available after more than a few minutes, perhaps we’ll see true availability sometime next month.

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The Nintendo Switch Online SNES controller has been out of stock for quite some time, but Nintendo promised an update for January. Although the month is almost over, there’s finally some good news.

Nintendo Switch Online can purchase the SNES controller once again. It’s back in stock on Nintendo’s website here. Just like last time, pricing is set at $29.99.

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If you were hoping to pick up one of those SNES controllers for Switch, you might be out of luck. It’s no longer available in either North America or Europe. On Nintendo’s North American site, it’s simply noted that the SNES controller is unavailable, and fans are advised to “check back for more news in January 2020.”

The controller was only sold to Nintendo Switch Online members. It is intended to be used with the SNES games that debuted back in September.

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Amazon has restocked the Super NES Classic Edition. If you’re interested, purchase a system here.

The SNES Classic Edition has started to become more readily available at retailers – GameStop in particular. However, Amazon has been slow to restock the hardware. Currently, it’s being sold as part of a limited time event.

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Following the likes of GameStop, the Super NES Classic Edition has been restocked on Amazon. The retailer is taking orders here. It’s unclear how long stock will be available, but we anticipate it being up for at least a good while.

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GameStop has kept up its weekly tradition of restocking the SNES Classic Edition. If you’re interested, units are available here.

There’s no doubt that the SNES Classic Edition has been much more widely available compared to its predecessor. The NES Classic will also be offered again sometime this year.

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