Designed by Analogue Interactive, the same company that encased a NeoGeo MVS in walnut, the Analogue Nt is a love letter to retro gaming that offers all the necessary functionality to replay those experiences on modern-day screens.
The console will cost $499 and is expected to ship late this summer.
The region-free console will have dual-port stereo and mono audio and supports Famicom audio as well.
On the visual front, the Analogue Nt will support RGB, component, S-Video, and composite. There's even an HDMI adapter that will upscale RGB to 720p or 1,080p.
Analogue Interactive is also selling brand-new original NES controllers, refurbished cheaper controllers, and refurbished Famicom controllers to utilize the Nt's four ports for multiplayer.
With an HDMI adapter sold seperately, the Analogue Nt will upscale RGB to 720p or 1,080p and, according to the company, "can even generate scanlines" for an unprecedented level of retro gaming clarity.
Because it uses the controller ports identical to those of the original NES, the Analogue Nt supports all retro accessories like the NES Zapper for games like Duck Hunt.
