In an age where console generations are separated by frame rates and iterative rendering advancements, it's hard to overstate how dramatic the leap from Super Nintendo to Nintendo 64 felt back in 1996 — going from 2D side-scrollers to 3D open worlds was truly mind-blowing, to say the least.
Well, you'll soon get a chance to relive gaming's 64-bit glory days (or experience them for the first time) thanks to the highly anticipated Analogue 3D retro console, which was fully revealed today after being announced at the start of the year.
