Analogue 3D Delayed For The Third Time, Now Ships Q4 2025

Here is a 175-word summary of the news article: The Analogue 3D, a modernized Nintendo 64 console, has been delayed for a third time and is now expected to ship in Q4 2025. The device, initially slated for Q1 2025, has faced production issues that have pushed the release date back. Analogue, the manufacturer, has stated that the new window was "intentionally set conservatively" and that nearly every aspect of production is complete, with the final 1% being the focus. The Analogue 3D is designed to offer an authentic N64 gameplay experience in 4K resolution on modern displays, with support for all original accessories. It will also feature various display modes to recreate the effect of an old-school CRT television. The console is region-free and supports the entire N64 library. Preorders for the $250 device sold out shortly after opening last October, and Analogue decided against a price increase despite tariff issues. Alongside the console, Analogue has collaborated with 8BitDo on a reimagined Nintendo 64 wireless controller, the 8BitDo 64 Bluetooth Controller, which is now available for $40.