Analogue Just Made Its 4K N64 Retro Gaming Console Even Cooler

At launch, Analogue’s highly anticipated 4K N64 retro gaming console, called the 3D, was available only in two colors: white and black. But now the company has introduced eight new color options — seven translucent and one gold — designed to tap into nostalgia by resembling translucent N64 consoles released in the 90s. These “Funtastic” editions will be sold in “highly limited” quantities and they go on sale on December 10ths at 11am EST (or 8am PST). Be warned: these are likely to sell out really, really fast.

8BitDo has partnered with Analogue to release its wireless 64 Bluetooth Controllers in the seven transparent (and one gold) color options to match the Funtastic editions of Analogue’s modern N64 gaming console, the 3D. (Reminder: the 3D doesn’t come with any controllers.) These go on sale on December 10th, the same day as the special-edition Analogue 3D consoles, and will likely sell out quickly.

Part of Cotopaxi’s new limited-edition High Pile Fleece collection, this adorable sling is outfitted in a cozy, 100-percent recycled polyester fleece. The 3-liter capacity is enough for EDC essentials, and between the roomy main compartment, key clip and two divider pockets, everything will stay organized. Three eye-catching colorways of the limited-run crossbody are available: Watermelon, Bone and Wheat.  

The sportiest and most powerful big-boy Range Rover is here. Say hello to the new SV Black edition. Revealed earlier this year in July, Land Rover finally announced the price of its high-performance variant, which stamps its invoice starting at an eye-watering $238,900. And for that, you get a standard short-wheelbase Range Rover, complete with its most powerful engine option (a BMW-sourced 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 with 607 horsepower and 553 pound-feet of torque, and a completely murdered-out (black-on-black-on-black) exterior and interior theme to make what is likely the most sinister and bad-ass full-size Range Rover yet.

Jeep’s Stargazer concept is a one-off Avenger 4xe designed for exploring the night sky. Accordingly, it packs a smart telescope integrated into the sunroof, a set of custom-built cabinets in the trunk and essential gear like red-light headlamps, touchscreen gloves and outerwear for chilly evenings. What’s more, the Avenger Stargazer features an informative reflective wrap depicting parts of the night sky, including the Milky Way and planets like Earth, Saturn and Jupiter.

If minimalism is your game, Topdrawer is a name you should know. Born in Tokyo and based in Boston, this crafty little design house purveys everything from footwear and sunnies to pens, notebooks and EDC gear. In that last category is where you’ll find this slim yet high-functioning wallet, made from 100% Italian vegetable-tanned leather available in a range of colors and finishes. The vertically oriented Dino features RFID blocking tech, plus four easy-access card slots, two hidden pockets for added security and a central cash slot (for the legends among us who still carry it).

Based on an infamous collection of sweaters commissioned by Britain’s 11th Duke of Devonshire in the 1930s, this ongoing collection from J. Press adds a cheeky holiday edition. It is 100-percent black yarn-dyed lambswool, grown, spun and woven in England. The letters are individually embroidered in cotton yarn.

American microbrand Vortic is known for refurbishing vintage American pocket watch movements and putting them into oversized, retro wristwatches. But what would a thoroughly modern Vortic watch look like? We have an answer to that question in the Journeyman, which uses a more compact 43 x 9.5mm case in stonewashed titanium and finished with unexpectedly sharp angles for a contemporary look. Inside beats the manually wound ETA 6497-2 calibre, a modern movement that Vortic has reworked to resemble some of the traditional movements it uses. Lastly, there’s the dial, which takes inspiration from antique pocket watches but adds a contemporary twist. Limited to 50 pieces for this First Edition, the Journeyman is priced at $2,900.