Analogue 3D Shipments Begin November 18 After Delays

Analogue has confirmed that shipments of its long-awaited Analogue 3D console, a modern recreation of the Nintendo 64, will begin on November 18, following a series of delays that pushed back the release multiple times.

The company, known for its retro gaming hardware like the Analogue Pocket, first teased the project in 2023 under the name Analogue 64, with an initial target for late 2024. Preorders opened shortly after, selling out quickly at a price of $250 for both black and white models. However, production setbacks, including an unexpected rise in tariffs, led to postponements. Analogue shifted the timeline to the first quarter of 2025, then to July, and most recently to August, before settling on the current date. All preorder units are expected to ship before December 1, and customers have until November 16 to update addresses or cancel orders.

Early signs indicate the process is underway, with some preorder holders reporting receipt of shipping confirmation emails this week. The console's product page has been updated to reflect the new schedule, though new orders remain unavailable as stock is exhausted. Analogue has not announced plans for restocking, leaving...