Amazon is Offering Nintendo NES Classic Edition!; Available Only at Select Stores? [DETAILS INSIDE]

Amazon Prime Now is currently offering Nintendo's most-looked for console this holiday season: the NES Clasic Edition. The offer came out on Amazon's delivery service on Wednesday with a catch that the offer is only available on select stores.

According to Kiro7, the NES Classic Edition -- which sells for $60 -- is sold out almost everywhere except for e-bay, where the retro gaming console sells for around $200. Gaming fans everywhere are on the search for the NES Classic Edition, both online and in physical stores.

Amazon, however, tweeted that the retro gaming console is available in select stores only. the stores include: D.C., Virginia Beach, Richmond, Baltimore, Raleigh, Nashville, ATL, Miami, Tampa, & Orlando. The Amazon Prime Now offer comes at a limited stock, and will have a free, two-hour delivery for all NES Classic Edition orders.

#NESClassicEdition available in select cities: D.C., Virginia Beach, Richmond, Baltimore, Raleigh, Nashville, ATL, Miami, Tampa, & Orlando pic.twitter.com/Pa95oi9Vmm

— Amazon (@amazon) December 14, 2016

Nintendo's NES Classic Edition is a mini replica of the original hit console Nintendo Entertainment System console that came out in 1985. The NES classic Edition was released in Australia and Japan on November 10, and in North America and Europe on November 11.

The console comes with a mini NES console and a retro NES game controller, so gamers will feel like it's the original NES console. The NES Classic Edition will also come with 30 built-in games from the original retro game console, the list includes Legend of Zelda, Super Mario Bros., and Donkey Kong.

For those who can't get their hands on the retro game console through Amazon Prime Now, Thrillist reports that the the NES Classic Edition will be available in-store at Best Buy on December 20th. Nintendoeverything also reported that GameStop stores across the United States be offering the NES Classic Edition console on December 15.