If the Mini NES is nowhere to be found in the West, its Japanese equivalent, the Famicom Mini, has achieved a success equal if not superior in terms of sales. As reported by thepopular Japanese magazine Famitsu, the Famicom Mini 262,000 units sold in the first four days of availability in your country of origin. A major achievement, considering that this console is nothing more than a thumbnail of the original launched the beauty of 33 years ago. Moreover, even approached the launch of other platforms, the Famicom Mini defended himself very well, getting a response from the public even greater than PS3: [Dreamcast] (Â¥ 29,800)-101,490 [SonyPlayStation 2] (Â¥ 39,800)-630,552 [Nintendo GameCube] (Â¥ 25,000)-133,719 [XBox] (34,800 yen)-123,929 [XBox 360] (Â¥ 29,000/39,795 yen)-62,135 [PlayStation 3] (49,980 yen/Â¥ 59,980)-88,443 [Nintendo Wii] (25,000 yen)-371,936 [Nintendo Wii U] (Â¥ 26,250/Â¥ 31,500)-308,570 [Sony PlayStation 4] (Â¥ 41,979/Â¥ 46,179)-322.083 [Famicom Mini] (Â¥ 5,980)-262.961Release Date: November 11, 2016