The folks at Analogue Interactive know that making a good looking game console only goes so far, and that it’s what’s on the inside that truly counts. It’s with that in mind that the solid aluminum Analogue Nt — the outfit’s take on the original Nintendo Entertainment System — sports fancy innards in addition to its machined casing. As Polygon writes, the system’s motherboard is custom as well, sporting a fancy black printed circuit board, transparent solder mask and raised copper traces. We’ve embedded a picture after the break. Sounds pretty snazzy, right? Well, the outfit’s still promising audiophile and videophile quality out of their little aluminum box that could, and units still command a $500 starting price for pre-order. You might balk, but remember, this is the same company that charged $1,300 (minimum) for a wood-encased Neo Geo. Comparatively, this is a steal.
Take a look at the Analogue Nt’s motherboard. #retrogaming #videogames #nintendo #nes #famicom #family computer #famicom disk system #fds #videogames #classicgaming #pcb #design #industrialdesign
A photo posted by Analogue (@analogueinteractive) on Jan 13, 2015 at 9:36am PST
Filed under: Gaming, Home Entertainment, HD, Nintendo
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Via: Polygon
Source: Analogue Interactive (Instagram)