>Why would customers buy this? Indie consoles like Ouya that’ve tried to capitalize on platform branding have failed pretty roughly in the past. It always seem

>Why would customers buy this? Indie consoles like Ouya that’ve tried to capitalize on platform branding have failed pretty roughly in the past. It always seems ironic because anyone savvy enough to know of one likely also knows they have mediocre setups involving existing consumer technologies. I would like to see an Indie NES approach. Something actually using 8/16 bit hardware. Or at the very least an exclusive console that has really well made games that people are dying to play. Part of me also thinks people would find that exclusivity annoying. And instead of buying the inevitably high priced artisanal console, they’ll emulate the games effortlessly, as they should.