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Save over £10 on the Nintendo Classic Mini with this code
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Listen up ’80s kids, because the price of the Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System has dropped again.
If you’re not an ’80s kid, then by all means, continue to listen, but you might not get quite the same hit of nostalgia from games like Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, and Donkey Kong.
You can now relive your childhood memories from the 80s with the Nintendo Classic Mini, for £42.39 from Zavvi. This usually retails at £59.99, but has been reduced to £52.99 on the site. Then, by using the code MERCH20 at the checkout, you can receive a further 20% discount, taking the price to £42.39. That’s a considerable drop from the recommended retail price.
The classic NES is back in a familiar-yet-new form as a mini replica of Nintendo’s original home console. You can plug directly into a high-definition TV, and play from 30 built-in NES games, including all the classics that will take you straight back to simpler times.
Bring back memories and make brand new ones with this classic console.
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