The final and most refined version of Analogue's original FPGA-based NES/Famicom console, rebuilt with more advanced FPGA hardware and a "perfected" cartridge slot engineered in-house. Unlike software emulators, the Nt Mini Noir's Altera Cyclone V chip recreates the NES's circuitry directly, eliminating lag and behavioral quirks emulation sometimes introduces.

Simultaneous HDMI and analog output — RGB, component, S-Video, composite — covers both modern displays and CRT setups, and a rewritten core fixes known accuracy bugs from the original 2017 model. It ships with a new 8BitDo 2.4G controller and supports both original NES and Famicom cartridge formats through dual slots.