Well that sorta came out of nowhere. I certainly didn't see it at E3. Nintendo (NTDOY) gives their shareholders one more thing to be excited about besides Pokemon Go!The all-in-one console will not have a cartridge slot, but includes 30 built in games. The console sports HDMI output, and allows you to suspend your game at any point, so that you won't have to fumble around with passwords when you start playing a game again. The system will be released with a replica of the original NES cross pad controller, which will use the same ports as the Wii so you can use them interchangeably with the virtual console. The NES Classic Edition will be available on November 11th for $59.99.Here's the complete list of games: Balloon FightBubble BobbleCastlevaniaCastlevania II: Simon's QuestDonkey KongDonkey Kong Jr.Double Dragon II: The RevengeDr. MarioExcitebikeFinal FantasyGalagaGhosts'N GoblinsGradiusIce ClimberKid IcarusKirby's AdventureMario Bros.Mega Man 2MetroidNinja GaidenPac-ManPunch-Out!! Featuring Mr. DreamStarTropicsSuper CSuper Mario Bros.Super Mario Bros. 2Super Mario Bros. 3Tecmo BowlThe Legend of ZeldaZelda II: The Adventure of Link