Nintendo classic mini will not be compatible with more games

Nintendo fans received great news a few days ago with the announcement of the new Nintendo Classic Mini, a highly miniaturized new version of the original NES that has given us so many good times in the past. The new Nintendo console will include a total of 30 preloaded games and, although it is not compatible with the original NES cartridges, many users thought about the possibility of connecting it to the internet and downloading new games, something that will not be possible in the end.

Nintendo Classic Mini will not have a network connection or the possibility to install more games

Nintendo has confirmed that the Nintendo Classic Mini will be a standalone device that will not require an internet connection or any external storage media. With this we say to God the possibility of connecting the console to the internet in order to download additional ROMs and increase its possibilities, we will have to settle for the 30 games that have been selected by Nintendo and included in its new console.

The appearance of the Nintendo Classic Mini has also given rise to speculation that the company would be considering launching new mini versions of its most iconic consoles such as the SNES or the Nintendo 64. Nintendo has not confirmed or denied such plans so for now we can continue to dream of the possibility of seeing new mini versions of the company's most popular consoles.

The Nintendo Classic Mini will hit the market on November 11 in all European countries for an approximate price of 60 euros. the console will include a control that retains the design of the original NES and we can buy a second for a price of 10 euros.

Source: eurogamer