How Much Did the Original Nintendo Cost?

Ever wondered about the price tag on the original Nintendo when it first hit the shelves? We’re diving into the history books to find that out!

Let’s talk numbers and see what it cost to get your hands on the original Nintendo console, also known as the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), back in the day.

The Original Price of Nintendo

The original Nintendo, or NES, was introduced with a price that might surprise you today. Depending on the bundle or package you chose, it ranged in price.

The basic set, which included the console itself and a controller, was priced at around $90 back in 1985. That’s roughly equivalent to about $220 today when you adjust for inflation. For gamers who wanted a bit more bang for their buck, there was an option that included the Super Mario Bros. game, coming in at around $100, or about $245 in today’s dollars.

Tying the NES and Playbite Together

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