Worse for Analogue is that just as this delay has been announced, the arms dealer’s Game Boy company ModRetro and its CEO Palmer Luckey posted a teaser for an N64 retro console to follow its first release, the Chromatic. Luckey told one person in a reply that it’s “Never too late to change your mind” about their Analogue 3D pre-order.

The retro gaming experts at Analogue have announced a delay for its highly anticipated Nintendo 64 4K gaming console.

Analogue 3D”, designed for original N64 games, will be released months later than planned. Meanwhile, competition from another N64 retro console is looming.

Analogue has revealed that they are pushing the launch date for the Analogue 3D, its Nintendo 64 console offering.

A new firmware update adds support for Nintendo’s NES and Sega Genesis wireless controllers. Analogue has released a new firmware update for its Pocket handheld with bug fixes and expanded support for wireless controllers.

The Analogue 3D, a souped-up N64 reimagining with FGPA engineering, has been delayed once again, this time to July this year.

Shipments for Analogue's upcoming console - known as the Analogue 3D - have been delayed. The Analogue 3D looks like a pretty smart piece of kit, and one which allows users to play original N64 cartridges in 4K.

Modretro teases a Nintendo 64 device, potentially outshining Analogue's product in the FPGA console market. Analogue's history of poor availability and customer service creates space for Modretro to thrive as a competitor.