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Competing FPGA console products like the retroUSB AVS
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Probably expect an Analogue announcement this week? (self.analogueinc)

submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by smcharles to c/analogueinc

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Hey everyone,

As you may know, Analogue has traditionally always had annual mid October announcements. Mostly following along with this reddit post, their timeline has been:

I'm hoping to see some more news/information about the Analogue 3D, along with Pocket DAC support... 🥴

(This was also posted on r/analogueinc.)

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[–] picandocodigo 3 points 1 month ago

I have 3 8bitDo controllers and they're great. I even prefer them over the Switch Pro Controller. The Pro 2 is awesome, and my SN30 has so much use on it, I had to get replacement rubbers (for free, from 8bitdo) for the sticks since I wore them out!

However, the Nintendo 64 stick is very particular. I bought their N64 Mod Kit and joystick, and the joystick is ok. It's not great though. For games where the joystick precision is important, you can notice a big difference. And if I'm paying hundreds of dollars for a "premiun N64", I'd expect a better reproduction of the N64 stick than what they did with the Mod Kit. We haven't heard anything new since the first teaser, I have some hope. But the N64 controller stick is so particular... We'll see!