Analogue delays its FPGA-powered 4K Nintendo 64 console
Analogue delays its 4K FPGA-based Nintendo 64 console
Analogue has confirmed that it has delayed its Analogue 3D FPGA-powered retro console until July 2025. This system is a modern reimagining of the Nintendo 64, offering gamers full compatibility with classic games, Bluetooth controller support, and a crisp 4K output.
The Analogue 3D was revealed last year and was originally due to ship in Q1 2025. Now, the system will start shipping in July. Analogue’s website did not give a reason for the delay.
Previously, Analogue has created FPGA-powered versions of the NES, SNES, Sega Genesis and Gameboy. These systems are compatible with original cartridges, allowing these classic games to be played on modern hardware without emulation. This year, Analogue aims to add the Nintendo 64 to its catalogue of FPGA-powered consoles.
Analogue 3D was originally available for preorder at the end of 2024 scheduled to ship Q1 2025.
Analogue 3D shipping is delayed (as of March 18th, 2025) and is now shipping by July 2025. We are working hard to get your 3D order in hands asap and appreciate your patience. If you have an open preorder no action is needed.
As always, if you’d like to cancel your pre-order at any time, Analogue has always had a no questions asked, 100% refund policy for pre-orders.
Before shipping your order, we will email you one week in advance to ensure we have an up-to-date shipping address. You may cancel your order at any time for a full refund before shipment.
To Analogue’s credit, the company has stated that pre-orderers of their Nintendo 64 FPGA system can cancel their pre-orders “no questions asked.” Analogue has stated that they are “working hard to get your 3D order in hands ASAP.” Analogue has also confirmed that they will email pre-orders one week before shipping to confirm that their delivery information is correct.
You can join the discussion on the Analogue 3D’s delay on the OC3D Forums.
