Nintendo NES Classic continues to command great demand in a market which has less supply. What happens when supply cannot meet demand, as per the principles of economics? The prices rise, and oh now the prices have risen. However, we are here with a list of stores which have the Nintendo NES Classic in stock for the avid players and fans.

Nintendo is trying to meet the tower high demand of the NES Classic with crates worth of NES Classic shipments in the U.S. Currently, there are many offers on Amazon that list the classic console at $120, with the lower price hovering around the $110 mark. As one can clearly see, the most trusted sellers are adhering to this price mark. Amazon Germany dropped a great hint that a huge shipment of the Nintendo NES Classic in coming soon. These units are back ordered and will reach stores by March 15. Amazon is offering pre-orders of the NES Classic at the tag price and assures delivery by mid-March itself.

For all intents and purposes, the resellers minting money from the console will likely come to a stop when regular stocks hit the market. Only 1.5 million Nintendo NES Classic edition consoles have been sold to this date- quite low a number and severely off mark the company's initial productions. The fact that the Nintendo NES Classic can be hacked easily and made to play over 800+ games has only added to its popularity and hype. Here is a proper list of stores where one may be able to find a classic console:

As mentioned earlier, the NES Classic was selling on Amazon at a price starting at $108.63 with free shipping. Recently, the prices went up over the weekend as buyers bought more of the console. The Target stores' inventory of the Nintendo NES Classic has come down from a formidable 22% to a measly 7%. One can find a Target store with proper inventory of the console on the Brickseek website.

On February 11, the stock indicator at Walmart was at 6%, but that did not stop a lot of enthusiasts from getting lucky at the Walmart store. Here is a pro-tip: Check the "View Barcode" feature next to a UPC Code on BrickSeek while in a Walmart store. The store associates will then scan it to check their inventory- this works if the BrickSeet website shows that there is a stock in that store. NES Classic at GameStop and Best Buy were sold in 9 and 40 minutes respectively while they were selling the classic console at its maximum retail price ($59.99).