The controller runs out of units available in both Europe and the United States. There will be no stock at Christmas time.
Nintendo has reported that the wireless controller of Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) compatible with Nintendo Switch is completely sold out from the official portal in both Europe and North America. As indicated, there will be no units for the holiday; there will be more stock from January 2020.
The controller, one of the novelties of this last four-month period on Nintendo Switch on the occasion of the arrival of SNES titles to the Nintendo Switch Online subscription service, has run out of stock, which presumably indicates either the high demand for the product or the low initial supply in the production chain.
The replica, exact in size and shape with respect to the original model, is priced at 29.99 euros / $ 29.99 and allows you to play SNES games and other console titles (only those that only require action buttons , since this command does not have L2 and R2).
In order to use the remote control, it is mandatory to have the console updated to version 9.0 and be subscribed to the Nintendo Switch Online service – if we want to use it with the catalog titles of said digital platform.
Nintendo Switch Online already has more than 10 million subscribers, a percentage of approximately 25% of all console users. Today, the price of a month of Nintendo Switch Online (30 days) is € 3.99; the 3 month (90 day) is € 7.99; while the 12-month (365 days) is € 19.99. There is also a family subscription of 12 months (365 days) for € 34.99, which can be shared with up to 8 accounts. There is also a free 7-day trial, all of them with access to the NES and SNES digital title catalog; of the latter, works such as Super Mario World, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Super Mario Kart, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Super Metroid, Star Fox, F-ZERO or Stunt Race FX, among many others.
References | My Nintendo Store
