r/AnalogueInc

Just waiting on my Everdrive 64 Pro now and we’re all set. Anything I should know before getting started?

I nearly put an M64 in my cart, but that ghastly red fisherprice knob just did not let me. A3D arrives today :)

Looking for opinions / recommendations on the wireless mod kit for OEM controllers. How’s the latency? Worth the money to upgrade? Etc.

I am playing with the original N64 controller, but I do want to buy the 8bit 64 controller to play on the Analogue 3d.

I really like the look of the grey n64 8bit 64 controller and have the same colour buttons as the original n64 controller.

But before I buy this, I need to know if it works good, how does it play like in the games?

I've read that there is a issue with pressing the c buttons at the same time which doesn't work, so that would be a major problem with games such as Crusin USA where you need to press several c buttons at once to change the cars. But I'm not sure if this has been fixed with the latest update v2.05?

I really would love to consider buying this.

Does it work great with Banjo Kazooie, Banjo Tooie? And really all n64 games?

Hi I recently got an Analogue 3D and nearly every time I turn it on I get 9 Blinking orange lights. It then stops and returns to normal and goes into the Analogue menu.

What causes this ?? i’m using the Ocean Blue HDMI cable that came with the console, and the blue power plug and USB-C cable plugged into a US to UK travel adaptor as I live in the UK and we don’t have two prong sockets over here.

Analogue Pocket supreme !!!!!

I was looking forward to playing Xibalba 64 and I'm pleased to report it fully works.

It’s been down for 3 days, and I’m not sure what changed. I could try to fix it, but I’m not a .NET developer, and I don’t want to rely on vibe coding with AI.

The Analogue 3D was designed as a modern take on the N64. This post is to help you maximize quality with modern displays (IMO). I’m using a 4K gaming projector but a modern TV will give you identical quality. The final images will show you my tweaking but you will have to change the image fit and size depending on what your playing (all other settings are to be untouched besides image size and image fit). Im using a SummerCart64 which is only $50 on AliExpress. The N64 provides 16:9 support so I updated some games with the support: OOT & Majora’s Mask can take a patch update for 16:9 and the 3DS model for link. Smash Remix and Mario Kart 64 Amped Up also include widescreen support.

ALL GAMES SHOWCASED WIDESCREEN ARE NATIVE & ALL OTHERS GAMES ARE CINEMA ZOOM. THE FINAL IMAGES WILL SHOW YOU WHATS USED FOR EACH GAME.

Super Nintendo works with the latest firmware update 1.5.0. However, not all games. My last images show you all the well running games, it’s limited but the goats work (Secret of Mana has font glitches, Pocky & Rocky works great just ignore the startup). I will leave display settings for those as well. Comment if you have any questions. I’m probably not updating the console further to preserve this quality. This is to be determined.

SNES games tested & playable:

Chrono Trigger
Frogger
Harvest Moon
Mega Man X 1
Metal Warriors
Pocky & Rocky 1 (glitchy start up logo)
R-Type 3
Secret of Mana (font issues)
Street Fighter 2 Turbo
Super Castlevania IV
Super Mario World
Super Metroid
The Legend of Zelda - A Link to the Past

SNES ROM hacks tested & playable:

Dottie Dreads Nought
Metroid Fusion
Super Junkoid

I’m sure there are tons more but I tested about 50+ games and most of them didn’t even boot up. DK series worked but had audio issues which is why it didn’t make the list. Please comment any games you found playable!

SNES Display:

Games like Street Fighter 2 and Mega Man X look good with Fill & Cinema Zoom but some games like Super Mario World look best with Integer+ & Original. I prefer using Fill & Cinema Zoom to get the most out of my 143 inch display for SNES games.

ORIGINAL NES: not working for the Analogue 3D but it will on the original N64. I have some ideas to make it work but time is not on my side.

... continuación de mi publicación anterior (y finalización del proyecto)

7.- Blanqueamiento de la carcasa: He aplicado crema oxidante 40Vol 12% y ha quedado casi casi como nueva.

8.- Colocación extensiones cable HDMI y alimentación

9.- Nuevos agujeros para el puerto HDMI y alimentación en la parte posterior derecha (ya que la ubicación de los antiguos puertos la he tapado y sospecho que esa parte no es tan rígida como para soportar repetidas conexiones y desconexiones de los puertos)

10.- Fabricación casera de metacriltato: Me he obsesionado con intentar llevar el led interior de la PCB hasta la superficie de la carcasa. Llevarla hasta el led original de la snes no era factible y se me ocurrió lo siguiente: fabricar un metacrilato que sustituya al botón de reset y que tenga una extensión hasta el led de la pcb para defractar la luz de este led. Aprovechando este paso he añadido el logo de Analogue debajo con fondo espejo.

Espero que os guste el resultado!

A PSA since I’ve seen more than a few people touting M64’s CRT compatibility as something Analogue doesn’t have over on their sub:

Yes, you absolutely can use your Analogue 3D on a CRT. Other than when my launch system first arrived and I had a friend over to check it out on my living room 4K OLED, I have ONLY played my 3D on my PVM (and I play it regularly; currently about 20% through 100%ing Banjo Kazooie.)

My video from eight months ago has links to everything you need, but you should be able to get all the specific equipment for roughly the same cost as ModRetro’s (admittedly much more convenient) accessory that’s currently on preorder.

https://youtu.be/z8s7rlh51ZI?si=3HUiCBA_9y7FK3Zn

Happy to answer questions as time allows, although I’m doing a double feature with my kids in our home theater today so I may not be back to this much today.