Analogue’s Nintendo 64 clone is getting a small price bump
After selling out pre-orders for its Nintendo 64 clone, the Analogue 3D, boutique hardware maker Analogue will reopen sales of its newest FPGA-powered console on Nov. 24. Sales for the Analogue 3D will open on Monday at 8 a.m. PST/11 a.m. EST, and the system will ship on Dec. 2, Analogue announced Friday.
There will be a catch for Monday’s restock, however: Analogue 3D will now be sold for $269.99, up from the system’s original price of $249.99, a price increase which Analogue attributes to tariffs.
New stock will be available through Analogue’s online store.
Analogue says that it’s still working on shipping out existing pre-orders, which began shipping on Tuesday, Nov. 18. “Analogue 3D pre-orders are underway and remain our top priority. All open orders will ship before restock orders ship,” the company said on its official X account.
The Analogue 3D is the latest premium console from the maker of the Super Nt, Mega Sg, and Analogue Pocket. The 3D plays original Nintendo 64 games with 100% compatibility, according to Analogue. Based on our hands-on time with the Analogue 3D, it’s a glorious way to revisit the N64 library.
If you want an 8BitDo 64 Controller to go with that, they’re available from Amazon. And if you want a little extra authenticity, the N64-gray controller with colored buttons is also up for pre-order, and ships in early 2026.
