The SuperStation One is an FPGA-based retro console designed for accurate hardware-level recreation of classic systems; these transparent shells are a cosmetic, limited-run option sold through RetroRemake's online store.
Pre-orders are live now and the company expects to ship the Transparent Collection in December.
According to RetroRemake, two colorways have already sold out: Smoke (black) and Watermelon (pink).
The remaining variants listed at the time of the announcement are Emerald (green), Frost (clear) and Atomic Purple.
Units are priced at $249.99 / £189, with that amount not including shipping or any potential customs charges for international orders.
RetroRemake is also offering a preorder promotion: using the code "preorder-bonus" grants a free Bluetooth receiver or AV cable with purchase.
RetroRemake emphasized the limited nature of the run, warning that no additional units of these variant shells will be produced once pre-orders are filled.
That message underscores the company's intent to treat the Transparent Collection as a finite offering rather than an ongoing SKU.
For readers familiar with mainstream consoles, it's important to note that the SuperStation One is a third-party FPGA device and is not affiliated with Nintendo or its platforms such as the Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Direct, or the eShop.
FPGA consoles target hardware-accurate emulation through field-programmable gate arrays rather than software emulation on consumer consoles.
Practical details for prospective buyers: the Transparent Collection price point is $249.99 / £189, and the stated shipping window is December.
Shipping fees and import duties may apply depending on buyer location, and the preorder bonus requires the promotional code at checkout.
With two colors already sold out and limited quantities on the remaining variants, RetroRemake is advising interested customers to secure pre-orders soon.
This announcement adds another chapter to the ongoing interest in FPGA-based retro hardware.
The SuperStation One Transparent Collection will be of particular interest to collectors seeking distinctive shell variants and to those who prioritize hardware-accurate retro play experiences.