The Analogue Super Nt is a gorgeous machine for playing your old SNES cartridges

If you didn’t manage to get your hands on an SNES Classic Edition, soon there will be

another way to play 16-bit games on your HD TV. Analogue, the company best known for its high-end NES hardware crafted from a block of aluminum, has just announced that its next console will tackle the SNES. Called the Analogue Super Nt, the device is designed to play old-school cartridges at 1080p, and it’s also significantly cheaper than the company’s previous hardware. Whereas the Analogue Nt Mini came in at a hefty $449, the Super Nt will be just $189.99, and it comes in four different designs. Analogue says that the new console is compatible with all SNES and Super Famicom cartridges, as well as accessories, which should be handy for those with a Mario Paint mouse still kicking around. It has a single cartridge slot and two controller ports (which are identical to those found on the original SNES). And despite its lower price tag, the Super Nt still boasts many of the same features as its predecessors, giving you control over the resolution, aspect ratio, and other aspects of the visuals, while also outputting those sweet chiptune soundtracks in high fidelity.                                                              https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2017/10/16/16459182/analogue-super-nt-snes-console-price-release