The Nintendo Classic Mini: Family Computer Weekly Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Commemoration Version will release in Japan on July 7, 2018.

The Japanese version of the NES Classic Edition, called Nintendo Classic Mini: Family Computer, is getting a very special golden version to celebrate Weekly Shonen Jump’ ...

While we’re all patiently waiting for Nintendo’s reprint of the NES Mini, Japan is gearing up to get a special edition of the device. Coming out in time for Japanese magazine Weekly Shonen Jump’s 50th ...

We know that the NES Classic Edition is making a comeback fairly soon; but anime fans may want to hold out for the special limited edition Famicom Mini that’s about to be introduced in Japan. Granted, ...

Media Creates released its weekly analysis and revealed the Nintendo Classic Mini Famicom Weekly Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Edition sold 111,000 units in Japan in three days, from July 6 to 8. The ...

Nintendo announced in the latest issue of Weekly Jump it will release a Nintendo Classic Mini Family Computer Weekly Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Edition in Japan on July 7 for 7,980 yen.

With the NES Classic and the Famicom Mini both going on sale again, Nintendo is also releasing a special miniature console to mark the 50th anniversary of manga magazine Weekly Jump The gold-colored ...

The collectability of Nintendo’s “classic mini” consoles cannot be overstated. Even after restocking the NES Classic Edition’s original limited supply this year, the company has barely been able to ...

Following a leak last week of today’s issue of Weekly Shonen Jump, Nintendo of Japan has officially announced the Nintendo Classic Mini Family Computer Weekly Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Version. As ...

With the NES Classic Edition sold out pretty much everywhere, the Japanese counterpart the Famicom Mini is equally hard to come by. As I live in Tokyo, I’ve done my best to source my own Famicom Mini ...

Nintendo will release a “Nintendo Classic Mini Family Computer Weekly Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Edition” in Japan on July 7 for 7,980 yen, the latest issue of Weekly Jump reveals.