Analogue

Don’t worry guys, Genki didn’t have access to UE5 when they released MRC: Multi-Racing Championship. You’ll be safe on your Analogue 3D.

In theaters, Nosferatu.

Well, the new Q4 window is a larger target and will allow for more wiggle room.

It *is* a bit strange to say you “don’t understand,” though. There isn’t a stable, predictable economic environment for an international boutique electronics company selling their product in the United States right now.

Analogue 3D's shipping date is moving to Q4, intentionally set conservatively. We're pushing without pause and appreciate everyone's patience and trust. Analogue will always deliver; delays or not, it's a commitment to our standard of care.

Full announcement: www.analogue.co/announcement...

...did anyone not see this coming? Guess this means more time to hammer away at the backlog, though a night of WCW vs. nWo: World Tour this holiday season would be nice.

Anyway, remember to eat healthy and exercise so you live to launch day.

Nothing is safe from the UE5 slop hammer.

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.

An official (and frankly, poorly written and formatted) announcement regarding the Analogue 3D shipment delay.

Mention of it has been scrubbed from the site. Probably safe to give up hope.

Nope.

Sure doesn't look like it. This account isn't run by Christopher Taber and I don't have any inside information regarding shipments.

I suspect we're looking at something closer to late Q2 or even Q3 considering the radio silence this close to the target ship date.

A screenshot of the original Suikoden.

A screenshot of the artistically bankrupt Suikoden remaster.

The ability to play games as they were originally designed has never been more important. Modern "remasters" (as seen here with Suikoden's) rarely fail to disrespect and desecrate undeniable classics of the medium.

Thank you Reddit user "ComfortablePolicy558" for the screenshots.

Has anyone checked the RTX 50 series spec sheets to see if they’re capable of producing the unmistakable signature and soul of the CRT?

Art.

The Analogue 3D game console, accompanied by the text “Ships Q1 2025.”

A screenshot of Shiren 2 for the Nintendo 64, featuring English text.

101 days to Q2 2025. That means the biggest Analogue launch ever is, at most, 100 days away.

Plenty of time to load your EverDrive-64 X7 up with SharkSnack and @ozidual.bsky.social’s fantastic English translation of Shiren 2.

Is this two AIs talking?

But I do think it’s time for you to go.

Try this.

Ah, sorry to hear that. On the bright side, the FPGA scene just keeps growing, so by the time you're ready to take the plunge you'll have more options than ever!

Nah, I plan to keep the account and use it to share information about Analogue products. It’ll also (and maybe more importantly) be a great place for people to learn more about - and keep up to date on - FPGA gaming at large.

I don’t make anything. This isn’t Analogue’s official account.

Man with fans like you who needs enemies.

Analogue is not an e-commerce platform. Analogue is a hardware manufacturer.

…that’s literally who you would need to ask about issues with checkout.

If you know about Analogue you should also know about Krikzz. There’s no better combo in all of retro gaming.

Ask Shopify.

Sony couldn’t stop PlayStation scalpers. Their market cap is over $100,000,000,000.

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Four images of the Analogue Pocket Glow, a handheld gaming device.

It’s a niche variation of boutique hardware from a small company. A limited run just means quick sales and very low risk of dead stock.

A glowing green Analogue Pocket (which is a handheld gaming system).

So here’s this. The Pocket Glow. It’s an Analogue Pocket that glows in the dark.

Quantities will be “highly limited.” More limited than the Ghostly x Analogue Super Nt? IT’S A SECRET TO EVERYBODY.

An Analogue Super Nt shown from above. Unlike standard Super Nt models, it is completely white save for the words "GHOSTLY INTERNATIONAL" written in small gray letters.

An 8BitDo SN30 gamepad. Unlike standard SN30 pads, it is completely white save for the standard 8BitDo logo and button labels all written in gray.

The Ghostly x Analogue limited edition Super Nt! Only 1,000 of these were ever made. It features 7 different bootup jingles provided by 7 different Ghostly artists, and Phil Fish (yes, THAT Phil Fish) also contributed unique startup animations.

No doubt one of Analogue's coolest releases to date.