New, very nice SNES console was made with a record label

Analog manufacturers of nicely tuned Nintendo consoles (and now Sega) have just launched a new SNES machine as a collaboration with the electronic label Ghostly. It's gorgeous .

The Ghostly x Analog Super Nt is a console that can play SNES and Super Famicom games (like the actual cartridges), run them in 1

080p and perform digital audio. So far, it's all that a normal Super Nt can do, so the difference comes in two parts.

First, this is wearing Ghostly branding, and is a very nice shade of white (the best console color if the tree is unavailable). More relevant to the collaboration is the range of customized start-up of "sonics" it has, made by Ghostly artists, including Christopher Willits, Gold Panda, Mary Lattimore, Shigeto, Tadd Mullinix, Ouri and Tel Aviv.

It's cool As hell, and I'm very upset, I slept while this was sold out. Update : It is still available on the Analog site.)

If you are unfamiliar with Ghostly artists, the label – also at home to people like Com Truise, Helios and Tycho, gave the audio track to PS4-acid turmask simulator Hohokum .