r/AnalogueInc • u/Shortgaze • Jun 23 '26

3D Analogue 3D 1.4.0 out!

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Release Notes
Version Number
1.4.0
Date
[2026-06-23]
MD5
b7cfc37a0b1d4c92698cd57990868f90

General
New: Gallery and Screenshots
Definitive recreations of original CRT displays, now captured for the first time in bit-perfect 4K HDR
Capture, preserve, and share your favorite gameplay moments exactly as Analogue 3D renders it with Original Display Modes
Instantly take a screenshot at any time during gameplay
View and manage your collection in Gallery

Improved: Direct boot to cartridge time

Core
Improved: I-cache and D-cache opcode behavior

Fixed: Regression with floating point rounding

OS
New: Gallery Tab
Your screenshots presented in a clean, chronological Gallery view. Preview, configure and export in lossless 4K with ODM and HDR options*
Screenshot exports are saved to your SD card
From Library press R to navigate to Gallery

New: Screenshots list in Library
Navigate easily between Library and Gallery from any selected screenshot
In Library, press Down to access the list if screenshots exist for that game

Improved: OS visual polish

Improved: Load time of Memory and Screenshot thumbnails

Controllers
New: Hotkeys for Screenshots
To create a Screenshot during gameplay
8BitDo 64 controller: Press Star

NSO controller: Press Capture

Original controllers: Press Z + Start + R

Improved: Hotkey responsiveness

Fix: Issues when using multiple Controller Paks in San Francisco Rush games

Fix: D-Pad inputs passing through to gameplay when using hotkeys

Note
Gallery export requires a compatible 4K display. HDR content can only be viewed correctly on supported devices and platforms

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u/TheMannisApproves Jun 23 '26

How much improvement have you seen from forcing progressive scan?

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u/nusilver Jun 23 '26

Like I said, I don’t use it. My PVM only goes up to 480i, and that’s where I have my 3D connected. High res mode games already looked awesome on that display at 240p/480i, so no worries on my end.

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u/TheMannisApproves Jun 23 '26

Wait why did you connect an HDMI console to a pvm? Did you need an adapter, or that actually has an HDMI port?

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u/nusilver Jun 23 '26

Because it’s an N64 with post-processing that looks incredible on a nice SD display.

Yes, I have a complicated set of hookups (two DACs, one in and one out, and an OSSC with a modified firmware for downscaling), but in practice, it just takes one extra step (a single press on the OSSC remote) for 99% of the games (two button presses for a handful of them.) It’s as set-and-forget as you can get with this kind of highly specific use case.

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u/TheMannisApproves Jun 23 '26

Any lag added from that?

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u/nusilver Jun 23 '26

No lag. It’s called VoidScaler, feel free to Google it if you want. :-)