You're Nintendo, you have all the original specs, you can literally make an exact clone on an FPGA (or whatever's cheapest). I don't disagree that the market i

You're Nintendo, you have all the original specs, you can literally make an exact clone on an FPGA (or whatever's cheapest). I don't disagree that the market is small, though. But Nintendo does have a chronic problem of under-manufacturing desirable hardware. Like, if you want a SNES Classic (good emulator, fantastic controllers), you'll have to pay 2-3x the original price. Nintendo could do another run of them every year for basically no effort, and they just...don't.