The Analogue 3D is earning high praise as one of the best 4K N64 emulators ever made, and it’ll soon be available in a wide range of “funtastic” colors. As part of a highly limited-edition release, Analogue will offer its console with transparent shells designed to emulate the look of classic N64 consoles from the 2000s. Priced at $300 each, these will launch alongside matching 8BitDo controllers on December 10 at 8 AM PT \/ 11 AM ET and will be delivered before Christmas.<\/p>\n
Analogue says it spent over a year getting the colors just right for this release, and it collaborated with 8BitDo to replicate the look of the Funtastic originals. There’ll be eight colorways to choose from: Jungle, Ice, Watermelon, Fire, Grape, Clea, Smoke, and a Gold model inspired by the legendary Toys R Us N4 console that collectors highly covet. The 8BitDo controllers will also be released in the same color set.<\/p>\n Gallery<\/p>\n<\/figure>\n If you’d prefer a regular version of the Analogue 3D in black or white, it is being restocked on December 10 as well. The price of the base model increased slightly this year to $269, and anyone purchasing one this month can expect it to start shipping <\/span>in January.<\/p>\n While the Analogue 3D has received positive reviews since the first wave shipped, it will face stiff competition from the ModRetro M64 console. Priced at $200, the M64 also uses an FPGA (field-programmable gate array) to replicate the N64’s performance authentically, but it remains to be seen how accurate it is in comparison to the Analogue 3D.<\/p>\n ModRetro hasn’t opened up preorders for the M64 yet, but you can explore it–and its trident-shaped controller–from multiple angles through this gallery.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n![\"Analogue](\"https:\/\/www.gamespot.com\/a\/uploads\/original\/1601\/16018044\/4619646-le_funtastic_img04.jpg\")