Analogue has announced another delay for its upcoming Analogue 3D console, pushing the shipping date to the fourth quarter of 2025. This is the latest in a series of postponements since the product was first revealed in 2023. The Analogue 3D, designed to play Nintendo 64 games in 4K with complete compatibility, was previously delayed due to tariff issues. The recent update cites vague reasons but emphasizes the company's commitment to quality and thoroughness, stating the hardware and system are nearly complete. The current Q4 2025 release timeline is conservatively set to prevent further delays, and full refunds are available for pre-orders. This follows Analogue’s history of producing high-end classic gaming consoles for systems like NES, SNES, and Sega Genesis.
