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Originally Posted by Shkspr
There's a lot of speculation that this is to make way for an SNES Classic, but I don't think so. I think you let it die off, and once everyone's out of them, you announce the NES Classic Plus, dropping a handful of the less desirable titles already on the first edition, and beefing up the selection on the Plus to 50 games or so. The Plus will still have the games that most people played on the Classic, but will add another 20-25 games so that first gen buyers will need to get this one, too. At the same time, the games dropped from the rotation will keep resale high for the first unit on the secondhand market, creating more of a perceived demand.
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Problem is, It's soo easy to mod nes classic, they'd likely be wasting money with a rerelease.
Also, i'd be willing to bet over 30% of stock is in the hands of resellers who are keeping people from getting a nes classic