Gaming hardware company Analogue announces a version of the Nintendo 64 called the Analogue 3D. Described as “A reimagining of the N64,” its features include 4K graphics and a variety of ...

The iconic Atomic Purple Game Boy isn’t the only nostalgic Nintendo product on Analogue’s radar. In a new teaser, Analogue — known for its retro-focused gaming handhelds — has announced the Analogue ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Retro gaming manufacturer Analogue has today announced the Analogue 3D, which is a new console ...

On Monday, Analogue revealed that it will release a recreation of the Nintendo 64 console, the Analogue 3D, which will play cartridges like Super Mario 64 and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time in ...

Analogue has been making FPGA-powered consoles for years, with devices like the Super Nt for Super Nintendo games, the Mega Sg for Genesis games, and the Pocket for Game Boy games all delivering ...

Analogue, the creative force behind modernized vintage gaming hardware, like its most popular product, the Pocket, has unveiled its latest venture: the Analogue 3D, a contemporary rendition of the ...

Okay, I'm not even a big retro gamer, but this is sick. You may have come across the name Analogue before. It's the company that has made a number of consoles that can play retro games, and the ...

The Analogue 3D plays all your favorite N64 games in glorious 4K. Low-level FPGA-based emulation offers a genuine retro gaming experience, with all the niceties of a modern OS. 8bitDo worked with ...

The retro gaming experts at Analogue are at it again, this time bringing the Nintendo 64 into the modern age with the Analogue 3D console it teased last year. The company already has a strong track ...

What just happened? Exactly one year ago to the day, Analogue teased a modern remake of the iconic Nintendo 64 home gaming system. Today, the classic console maker opened the flood gates, and there's ...

Retro gamers are eating good these days: classic games are getting remakes that make them more accessible to 2025 gamers, and older hardware is being brought back to life with FPGA-based machines.