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Analogue 3D Gets Game-Saving 'Memories' Update
16 May
Summary
- New firmware adds 'Memories' save state feature.
- Users can save progress at any moment.
- Firmware update also improves HDR and flash cart support.
Analogue has released firmware update 1.3.0 for its Analogue 3D console, introducing the highly anticipated 'Memories' save state feature. This functionality, previously seen on the Analogue Pocket, enables users to save their game progress at any arbitrary moment, allowing for seamless resumption from that exact point later.
This update addresses a long-standing convenience issue for Analogue 3D users, especially as the Virtual Controller Pak option is not yet functional with original or wired N64 controllers. The Memories feature was initially announced in October 2024 alongside the console's details but was scheduled for a subsequent release.
Furthermore, the new firmware enhances the console's capabilities with improved support for multi-title flash carts. It now detects game switches, creating individual Virtual Controller Pak saves. Additionally, the update refines HDR performance, aiming to better emulate the visual characteristics of classic CRT televisions on contemporary OLED screens.
