A:Answer If your nearby best buy doesn't have one in stock, try asking if they can check any of the others nearby to see if there might be one on their inventory. they may need to call and verify that the digital inventory is correct, but if there is one in stock at another location they can do a store to store transfer. that's what worked for me, they let me know the nearest store that had the system in stock was 4 hours away, it was a Sunday when I looked into the purchase and they were able to do a transfer that got the system to my local best buy as early as Wednesday at no extra cost to me. however it's up to the store with the Super NES Classic if they want to do the transfer, they might not due the high demand of the item, but you never know unless you ask. -shrugs- hope this helps. if you do find one in time for the holidays, look into the extension cables (normally $10 for a two pack) or a wireless controller(s) (normally $25-30 each) due to the short cord length on the standard controller.
