Of the pricey product, Analogue owner Christopher Taber said in The Verge: “We went through an incredible amount of effort to produce a product at this quality – we’ve always looked up to the standards of companies like Leica – and our ethos as a company is to be somewhat of a Leica of video game hardware. “We think the Nt has achieved a remarkable level of quality – something never before seen in video games.” The company has outdone itself though, with a new offering that would definitely catch the attention of your clients: a 24 carat gold Nintendo console – and it costs far more than the Nt.If you’re interested in this exclusive console’s price tag, then continue here
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