The retro gaming scene is experiencing a surge, largely attributed to new hardware and technology. Analogue's upcoming Analogue 3D console, featuring FPGA tech for authentic N64 gameplay, has faced multiple delays, now scheduled for a July 2025 release. Meanwhile, Palmer Luckey, co-founder of Oculus, has announced his own N64 console, M64. Luckey's reputation from his prior success with retro gaming hardware may create competitive pressure and excitement among nostalgic gamers, further intensifying interest in classic gaming reboots.
Analogue announced its Analogue 3D back in 2023, promising the 'ultimate solution to play N64 today in total fucking glory' for just $250.
Earlier this week, the company delayed it again. 'Analogue 3D shipping is delayed and is now shipping by July 2025,' an update to the pre-order FAQ read.
Palmer Luckey teased his own upcoming N64 console called 'M64,' a potential competitor to the Analogue 3D, showcasing the vibrant market for retro gaming.
Luckey's prior success with the Chromatic Game Boy could position M64 as a strong alternative, appealing to fans nostalgic for classic gaming.
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