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How many units would it sell if not supply constrained?

10m 6 28.57%
 
20m 4 19.05%
 
30m 4 19.05%
 
40m 0 0%
 
50m 0 0%
 
60m 0 0%
 
70m 1 4.76%
 
80m 0 0%
 
90m 0 0%
 
100m+ 6 28.57%
 
Total:21

I'm going for 70m by 2020 and then onward to infinity and beyond.



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more than xbone



At least 7 billion.



Is it supply constrained?



More than the Wii U, that’s for sure.



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KLXVER said:
Is it supply constrained?

Well supply isn't meeting demand yet.  Amazon price is now down to 120 (used) and 133 (new) though but that is still 40-50 over retail price.  If supply met demand then you could pick one up off Amazon for 80 dollars.

https://www.amazon.com/Super-NES-Classic-nintendo/dp/B0721GGGS9/ref=sr_1_3?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1511968034&sr=1-3&keywords=snes+classic



The NES classic is the definition of "Supply Constrained". - At least you have a chance picking up the SNES classic.
Got both myself. (And the Mega Drive and Atari Flashbacks.)

Something like 2 million was for the NES Classic if I recall, supply is definitely orders of magnitude greater than that was for the SNES.



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70m? It's a device that appeals to a specific niche, fans of retro gaming and Nintendo. It is not a device with mainstream appeal, it could never sell 70m by 2020.

There isn't 70m people on the planet that want to play Snes games.



I voted for 10mm, because the proper choice - 100 Trillion - was not included.



How many people in the world today?

That number.