Analogue’s 4K Nintendo 64 Will Be Restocked November 24

Correction: The headline of this article originally stated that Analogue 3D would be restocked on November 23rd. The restock date is Monday, November 24th, and the price increase only applies to new orders, not pre-orders placed in the past year.


For the first time in over a year, nostalgic Nintendo 64 enthusiasts will have the opportunity to purchase Analogue 3D. The upgraded N64 will be stocks replenished tomorrow, November 24th at 8:00 am PT / 11:00 am ET. Due to tariffs The price of analogue 3D has increased from $250 to $270, but this only applies to new orders. Anyone who pre-ordered Analogue 3D last fall paid the original price of $250.

News of the restock comes just days after Analogue 3D officially launched on November 18th. Pre-orders began shipping the same day, and Analogue reports that all pre-orders will ship before the second wave of units ship on December 2nd.

Analogue 3D was originally scheduled to launch in the first quarter of 2025, but was pushed back to July, then August, and then the controversial fourth quarter of 2025. The manufacturer announced the release of the console on the same day that pre-orders began shipping.


Analog 3D with 8BitDo 64 controller

Analogue 3D is an FPGA device designed to deliver realistic 4K N64 gameplay on modern displays. Analogue 3D supports all original accessories. It doesn't come with a controller, but if you're looking to ditch your old three-pin N64 controllers, Analogue has partnered with 8BitDo to develop updated Nintendo 64 wireless controller. The 8BitDo 64 Bluetooth controller was released in late July and is available on Amazon for just $32 (down from $40). You need to update the controller Please install the latest firmware to ensure it works properly on Analogue 3D. The firmware can be updated via 8BitDo Ultimate Software V2 on PC or Mac.


The new console aims to offer the “essence of a CRT” on a 4K TV. You can switch between different display modes designed to replicate the effect of an old-school TV. Check out the Analogue 3D design in the slideshow below. The pure white and black color options match the original white and black versions of the Analogue Pocket, the company's model. excellent upgraded Game Boy.

Analog 3D
Analog 3D

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By enabling certain display modes, players can return to their library of N64 games in ultra-high definition with accurately reproduced scanlines, shadow masks and other effects unique to CRT TVs. Analog claims 3D delivers 10 times the 320×240 resolution of the N64 without lag. The console is region independent and supports the entire N64 library.

The custom-built Analogue 3D operating system leverages Pocket's capabilities with its Library and Memories hubs. Library – a directory that displays a list of your games; a new entry is added to the list each time you load a cartridge for the first time. Memories store save states and screenshots. You can save your progress at any time and return to the same place through the menu system.

In addition to four controller ports on the front of the console, the console has an HDMI port, two USB ports, and an SD card slot on the back that supports SDHC cards up to 16GB. Analogue 3D comes with an HDMI cable, a USB cord, and a USB-C power supply. It has built-in dual-band Wi-Fi for firmware updates and supports both standard Bluetooth and Bluetooth LE.

Analogue has spent over five years developing the perfect way to test the N64 in an FPGA with absolute precision.

Here's a closer look at all the technologies behind Analogue 3D:

Compatibility

  • Original N64 game cartridges.
  • 100% compatibility
  • The region is free
  • Compatible with original accessories.
  • Original N64 cartridge slot
  • Built-in Expansion Pack Features

Video

  • HDMI 4K output
  • NTSC and PAL support
  • No delay, zero signal degradation
  • Original display modes (CRT and PVM)
  • models)
  • Variable refresh rate

Audio

Hardware

  • Dual USB/Charging/Wired Support
  • SD card slot, including 16GB SD card
  • Dual-band Wi-Fi with wireless OTA
  • 3DO S Update
  • Bluetooth Classic and LE
  • Four original type controller ports
  • Supports up to four players (wireless and wired)
  • Updating the 8BitDo 64 controller via the Analogue3D system (wired)
  • 3DO C (4K)
  • 220 thousand LE Intel Cyclone 10GX

Bluetooth controller 8BitDo 64

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Bluetooth controller 8BitDo 64

Bluetooth controller 8BitDo 64 also compatible with Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, Windows and Android. It has D-input and S-input modes. The controller has all the inputs of the N64 – joystick, C buttons, real D-pad, A/B buttons, R/L shoulder buttons and two Z triggers. An additional Z trigger makes the controller better compatible with modern games.

It also features a Hall effect joystick and original shutter, which is a noticeable improvement over the N64 controller's infamous joystick, which was prone to stick drift and becoming “loose” over time. Like other 8BitDo controllers, you will have a high level of customization that you can access through 8BiDo's Ultimate Software, allowing you to work on fine details.

If you prefer to play with original controllers, you can choose used N64 controllers at GameStop. There are a bunch Third party N64 controllers available for low price on Amazonbut with such clones, uninterrupted operation is not guaranteed. One of the options we recommend in this category is Hyperkin Captain, $20 wired controller. it is available in several translucent color schemes.

Considering how many Nintendo 64 games focus on multiplayer play, you'll probably want to have a few extra controllers on hand to take advantage of the Analogue 3D's four controller ports. The console supports a total of four players with wireless and wired controllers (or a combination of both), so you can choose multiple 8BitDo controllers and ditch the original controller altogether.

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