Nintendo's global sell-in figure for the NES Classic is now officially in the millions.

According to Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aimé, the total global sell-in for Nintendo's pint-sized version of its 1980s Nintendo Entertainment System is 2.3 million. The last official figure we've seen arrived several months ago, when the company said it had sold 1.5 million NES Classic units worldwide. At that point, the presumption was that the system would continue to be sold indefinitely.

Alas, it wasn't to be, and Nintendo counterintuitively discontinued the NES Classic this month. The retro 8-bit video game system, which comes with 30 classic NES games for $59, has been very difficult to find for months, boosting its price on secondary markets into the hundreds of dollars.

For more information.

http://time.com/4759594/nes-classic-millions-sales/

Imagine how much more it could have sold if they stocked it properly! Alas, l hope that they don't make the same mistake with a future Classic, whenever that may be.

already posted :(
http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=228066&page=1#13

LivingMetal's a thread-posting machine!

yeap he is the Ocelot of threads :P

Thanks Shikamo! Locking duplicate.