This company created a ridiculously high-quality recreation of the original Nintendo - and it's about to stop production

The original Nintendo Entertainment System, NES, is just over 32-years-old at this point. Does yours still work? It probably doesn't, if you even still have it. At very least it's yellowing and maybe covered in stickers and who knows what other remnants of a childhood long past.

But there's good news: one company, Analogue Interactive, is currently reproducing the original NES in a gorgeous, long-lasting form factor. It's made out of a single block of aluminum; it has an HDMI port so it works with your modern TV; it plays both original NES and Japanese Famicom games. There's only one downside: a $500 price point. Yowza! As the Analogue NT enters its final production run of just 300 units, maybe these photos will convince you it's a good time to splurge on nostalgia.

These new, far tougher re-creations of the original Nintendo are gorgeous and about to go out of production.