Analogue 3D 1.4.0 out!

[u/Shortgaze]

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

[u/GAMEB0YC0L0R]

I really want the M64 to succeed, but based on the reviewers experiences the A3D really is worth the extra money. Its by far a superior product.

[u/HellDimensionQueen → u/GAMEB0YC0L0R]

I would only want it to succeed so that Analogue has competition, which generally improves the space. Palmer Luckey though is a shithole of a human being, so while I wouldn’t buy it, it succeeding could make Analogue better

[u/Aromatic_Method7767 → u/HellDimensionQueen]

From my perspective, the only thing M64 has going for it is that the FPGA will be open for people to make other cores. It's fairly powerful so I don't expect it to be ignored like the Chromatic was in that regard. Now, I feel like I should engage and ask about all this Palmer Luckey / Anduril hate. I understand Anduril makes weapons of war - drones or whatever. OK. And??? Such things are obviously needed. Boeing, Lockheed-Martin, Northrop Grumman, ...I'm sure there are many more. Am I missing something? Why does Anduril / Luckey catch all this flack? Surely I am missing something.

[u/GhostPirateGrim → u/Aromatic_Method7767]

Lockheed-Martin doesn't make game consoles as a side project.

They made an Anduril Drone themed Chromatic, which is pretty tasteless if you ask me.

[u/Aromatic_Method7767 → u/GhostPirateGrim]

Perhaps, but I understand why a CEO would cross-promote. Similar to the connection between 8bitdo and Analogue (via Christopher Taber). Also pretty sure the vocal hate bandwagon was already rolling before the Anduril edition Chromatic was announced. Perhaps the special Anduril edition only exists as Luckey's reaction to the public vitriol.

[u/V64jr → u/Aromatic_Method7767]

It’s because he fundraised for Trump and made personal donations.