Analogue 3D gets yet another delay to later in 2025

Things are not bad for the vision of the analog on the Nintendo 64. The company announced today that the date of shipment of its next console, the 3D analog, has been delayed until a fourth quarter of this year. The announcement comes a little more than a month after the console’s previous delay, which would have seen it ship at the end of August.

While the July announcement cited the current disorder on prices as a reason for this delay, the cause of the current delay is less clear.

“The analog has evolved at a maximum rate, dealing with the expedition to all those who were patiently waiting for,” the company wrote in a press release. “Undat and rare problems are rare. Especially in a negligible degree in esoteric circumstances. We ensure that every detail meets our standard. ” The declaration added that the launch is “99%.

The company also claims that the currently vague timing of the fourth trimester is “intentionally settled conservative”, probably to avoid having to announce another delay. Complete reimbursements are available for those who pre -ordered.