We already reported on the Super Nt, Analogue's new high-definition Super NES that doesn't use software emulation, and now Analogue revealed each unit inludes an unreleased version of Super Turrican cooked right in.
Each Super Nt includes a director's cut of the game, as well as the sequel Super Turrican 2, and a Super NES-style package for Super Turrican: Director's Cut. Analogue released a trailer for the newly-complete game as well.
Originally released in 1993, Super Turrican was developed as a 6MB game. "Unfortunately the game had to be cut down by 33% to 4MB," Analogue's Christopher Taber explained.
He compares the re-release to "Fritz Lang's Metropolis scenes showing up 80 years later."
Taber said the director's cut is "on the same piece of hardware it was intended to be released on."
The newly complete Super Turrican features a new level, new music, as well as improved graphics and sounds, along with "a new way to use the beam weapon."
Analogue announced the Super Nt last week, with a very appealing price tag of $189 USD. The console uses hardware emulation, rather than software emulators like the one found in the Super NES Classic.
Seth Macy spends a lot of money to make his retro games look as authentic as possible. Follow him on Twitter @sethmacy.
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