The retro gaming console retails for about $60 and resembles the Nintendo System sold in the 1980s. The product’s release was met enthusiastically last month by gaming fans who flocked to purchase it. The company has sold almost 200,000 of the consoles since its launch and struggled to meet consumer demand.

Meijer, a superstore chain based in the midwest, said a “limited quantity” of the item would be available in stores only Thursday morning.