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When Nintendo recently announced that they were discontinuing the NES Classic, many within the industry where confused. After all, the console had been a huge success, selling out almost instantly and moving some 2.3 million units worldwide. The $59.99 system, which had 30 classic NES games built into it, had become so sought after that many were willing to spend hundreds of dollars to get their hands on it on selling sites such as eBay. While the cancellation of the console surprised media and players alike, it turns out that Nintendo simply don’t have the required manpower and parts to focus on multiple hardware projects at the same time. “From our perspective, it’s important to recognize where our future is and the key areas that we need to drive,” said Reggie Fils-Aime of Nintendo of America, in an interview with Time Magazine. “We’ve got a lot going on right now and we don’t have unlimited resources.” “We had originally planned for this to be a product for last holiday. We