Bad news for those who were eagerly awaiting the Analogue 3D. The company Analogue has announced on social networks that delivery of its console, an FPGA clone of the Nintendo 64**, has been pushed back to July 2025.

The Analogue 3D had been put up for pre-order in October 2024, with delivery originally scheduled for First Quarter 2025. However, by mid-March, the lack of any concrete information already suggested that the deadline would not be met.

In a statement published on Twitter/X, Analogue confirmed the postponement, while thanking its customers for their patience. A FAQ dedicated to pre-orders has also been put online to answer the main questions from buyers.

If you have already ordered the Analogue 3D, no action is required. Analogue remains very transparent about this delay and guarantees buyers complete freedom to keep or cancel the pre-order:

"The Analogue 3D was originally available for pre-order in late 2024 and was expected to ship in the first quarter of 2025.

Shipment of the Analogue 3D has been delayed (since 18 March 2025) and is now scheduled for July 2025. We are working hard to ensure that your 3D order is delivered as quickly as possible and we thank you for your patience. If you have a pre-order in progress, no action is necessary.

As always, if you wish to cancel your pre-order at any time, Analogue has always had a no-questions-asked 100% refund policy for pre-orders."

A statement that, while disappointing, aims to reassure buyers. As a reminder, the FGPA concept allows you to play with your original games and controllers, with the console being a ‘copy’ of the original circuit, thus providing maximum authenticity in terms of in-game rendering.