If Gamestop sells unlimited numbers to scalpers...

a) They're not making much money on the units themselves.

b) They're going to sell each and every unit either way.

c)  They'd rather sell the units to customers who are going to keep them, so they'll come in, buy the system, pick up a game (Majora's mask seems likely), buy a charger, maybe an amiibo, etc.  From there, Gamestop can pitch their power up cards, trade ins, and so forth.

d)  Not having items in stock decreases customer loyalty.  If they never have these things in stock, people are going to stop looking to them.

So as a capitalistic entity, Gamestop has the right NOT to engage in a practice that is counterproductive to their goal of making money.  THAT is how capitalism works.

Guessing it's your IP.

Awesome, I saw somewhere that Best Buy is also doing this. I really want one of these and hopefully with these restrictions I'll be able to.

So wait if I had already ordered 3 all 3 of mine would be cancelled?? Because that would be complete BS

That's scalper style my friend & it's too late, Majora's Mask Limited edition could be found in Ebay. *Drinks diet coke* Sigh.... Profit.

I ended up on this one

http://www.play-asia.com/gamecube-controller-adapter-for-wii-u-pc-usb-paOS-13-49-en-70-8h2n.html

And this...

http://www.play-asia.com/controller-adapter-super-famicomtrade-super-nintendotrade-fami-paOS-13-49-en-70-3m5n.html

Yeah! Here In Australia, EB Games is limiting 1 per customer - but you could always ask like another person to buy it for you.

EBGames in Aus originally listed the limited consoles without a restriction so those who bought more than 1 get to hold them.

Then they changed it to 1 per customer. SO if you processed multiple orders they cancelled the rest.