Nintendo Legends: The iconic Nintendo experience redesigned
Published Jan 9, 2017
Seattle-based designers Scott Schenone and Spencer Davis explore the nostalgia of Nintendo’s golden era with this incredible new concept.
“We saw an opportunity to redesign the old Nintendo gaming experiences focusing less on the console and more on the games and controllers.
We cleaned up the designs of the original controllers, simplifying the forms, snapping to a grid, and unifying the CMF. These precious objects are more than tools, they are trophies that represent eras in gaming.
There are no cartridges, no blowing out dust, no reset buttons. Every game is stored online and accessed through the controller. All you need is an HDMI hookup.”
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