Nintendo's recreated Super Famicom hits Japan market

Customers form a long queue outside an electronics store in Osaka before the shop opens, as they wait to purchase Nintendo Co.'s recreated, palm-sized Super Famicom game console that hit the shelves in Japan on Oct. 5, 2017. The "Nintendo Classic Mini: Super Famicom" is preloaded with 21 titles, including the immensely popular "Super Mario World" of the 1990s. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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