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Love the Catalog, great addition.
I already sideloaded a heap of games.
There are some truly talented people out there making some cool little games for it.

I have the Nes, SNES, C64, Mega drive, Astro City and Turbografx 16 minis.
The T16 is my favourite.
So many great games.

@Retromeo
Yeah, I will be very interested in what they have planned this year.
Can't wait.

I'll be grabbing this for sure.
I really enjoyed the first cart.
Evercade is going from strength to strength lately.
They recently acquired the rights to the Amiga which is also great news.
Keep them coming.

I have a complete in box Pal N64 collection that includes all the Pal games that were ever released in Australia.
I bought the most expensive ones earlier before the prices skyrocketed thankfully.
My kids and I love going through my collection and playing the classics and not so classics.
I have definitely looked at getting the Everdrive for my N64 though, especially now that a lot of my games are now worth ridiculous amounts and the less I handle them the better.
I haven't opened Snowboard Kids 2 or StarCraft 64 in ages because of how much they're worth so having an Everdrive would be beneficial to help keep my collection pristine, but then I also love going through my collection like I am at Blockbuster and playing them which is the whole point of having my collection in the first place.

I picked up the TG-16 Mini otherwise there was no way I could afford most of those games
Glad I nabbed one though as it is easily my favourite mini.

WATA bunch of jokers.

Wii U gamepad because of my massive man hands.
The Wii U pro was also excellent.
Before the Wii U gamepad came along I would say that for me the Wavebird was my favourite.

Joy-cons are the worst controllers ever made.
They're cramp inducing and the drift I've had with them is so bad I want to throw them.
More drift than a Fast and Furious movie

Jus got my Exp last week.
Great system, to those that had theirs stolen, it is well worth the wait and I hope you get them soon.

Can't wait to see what they have for us in 2023.

Shame to see what was once a dominating gaming empire crumble before our eyes.
I grew up through their glory days as a kid and loved my Atari home console and Atari ST.

Great article!

9 out of the 11 developers had never made a game before

Not bad for a bunch of noobs 😁

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 on the Wii U.
I put in 600+ hours into that online (helped that Wii U was free online) and absolutely mastered most of the characters.
The ability to customise your characters into virtually anything was also amazing.

Also ZombiU and Mass Effect 3 on the Wii U.

My EXP arrives next week, can't wait.
I have most of these but appreciate the guide, thanks.
Will now order the ones I don't have.

That's a lot of games.
Also N64 games weren't complete in box.
😠
I look over at my cib Pal N64 collection with pride

Quality over quantity for me thanks.

I poured many a coin into the coin-op when I was younger.
Loved this game in the arcades.

I want them all.
As far as specific machines I would like:

ZX Spectrum Collection.
Vic 20 Collection.
BBC Micro Collection.
Atari ST Collection
Amiga Collection

There are so many games from my childhood that I would absolutely love to see on my Evercades.

Mine arrives in a couple of weeks, can't wait.
Glad it improves the original in every way.

Love both my Evercade products and the game list is growing nicely.
Still a lot of room for more compilations in the future too.
Keep them coming.

Great to see the right people being credited for their amazing work.
Without them my complete N64 collection could look a lot different.
Thankyou for creating the easiest way to plug and play.

S- Video where available, composite when not.

Scart was not as widely used here in Australia compared to composite.

I have a widescreen crt tv that has scart on the back along with other options.
I bought a scart adapter for it when I bought it years ago that is very handy as I can plug in composite, component and S-Video into it through the adapter.
So I can use any of them.

I remember when these came out in the arcades in the 80's (best time to be a kid btw) and hearing the Booming sound coming from Space Ace, Dragons Lair.
People lined up to play them, until they did and realised that they really only directed the game more than played it.
They were very nice cabinets but the lack of real gameplay meant that only the real enthusiasts wanted to keep going back and people lost interest in them pretty quickly.

Must be those people that push on a door when it clearly says "Pull" above the handle
😜

I hate the wait for these Collectors Editions but without companies like this we'd never have them.
I pre-ordered the Taito Milestones Collection this time last year from SLG and only got the notification that it has finally shipped this week.
Good things come to those who wait......and wait .........and wait...

@AJB83
Yeah, Xeno Crisis is awesome.
Roadsters is a lot of fun and one of the better racing games on the 64.
Glad I'm not the only one that enjoys it.😁

Roadsters on my N64.
Mario Sparks of Hope on my Switch.
Yet more Just Cause 3 on my PS4.
Some Xeno Crisis on my Evercade in preparation for my Exp.
Have a great weekend everyone.

Love the "consider my greed and find it in your heart to bid high, bid often" line.

Might use that in some of my eBay listings.
😜

Tekken Tag is far superior to Soul Caliber, just saying 😜

What is someone that was released in 1971?
I'm vintage, ancient or antique.

I love Dead Space Extraction.
One of my favourite Wii games

R.I.P

I recently bought another copy of Gex for my N64 to make a mint complete copy.
Turned it on to "test" it and 2 hours flew by.

Sad news, thank you for your contributions to one of my favourite N64 games.

Can't wait for my Alwas Awakening and Cathedral cart.
I have it pre-ordered along with my EXP so I'll have to wait but I'm sure it will be worth it.

I'd love to see more of these type of carts, maybe an Infernax cart.
I'd snap that up in a heartbeat.

@N00BiSH
I have the Playdate as well, great little console.

The Evercade systems are for those that want to play retro games they might have grown up with but want them on a reliable system that is cheap and in physical form.
The carts come with manuals and cases, the quality of the emulation is superb.
Also, the Evercade systems are very well made and have one of the best D pads in the market.
So for people like me, collectors who want an easy way to play retro games either anywhere or on a large screen in a physical form.
I also have multiple Switch consoles but I prefer to play my retro games handheld on the Evercade as it is way more comfortable and doesn't have drift.
I use my Vs console on my large screen and love the fact that it allows dual cartridge loading and prefer playing my retro collection on that than my Switch any day.

@Tasuki
I have both the original and the Vs.
The Vs (home console) is a great machine and I love playing my carts on it.
Also, some extra games can be unlocked if you put 2 carts in the console (which is one of the best ideas in a long time), depending on the carts.
It is a great little bonus worth trying out the different combinations of carts to see if they unlock extra games.

Still on preodercade!

All of them.
I don't care about cost as I don't own any of them.
Let me throw money at you Sega.

I own both Nintendo Mini's, Megadrive mini, Turbografx mini, Astro City Mini and a C64 mini.

These are great ways for people like me who have lost, sold or thrown out their old consoles after breaking them.
It is also a chance to play games people may have missed out on.

Bayo 3 and Infernax on Switch, still having a blast with Just Cause 3 on my PS4 and probably throw on Unirally on my SNES.

Just Cause 3 on my PS4, the game that keeps on giving.
So much stupid fun.

Also side-loaded Tavern Tapper on my Playdate which is pretty much an arcade port of Root Beer Tapper that uses the crank to fill the glasses.
Ver y good use of Playdates unique feature.

Awesome news!
Waiting for my Exp to go along with my original Evercade and Vs.
Evercades library is fast becoming a great place for us retro gamers.

Rush 2049 on my N64.
Treasures of the Aegean on my Switch and Just Cause 3 on my PS4

Great read.
I used to own an original Wonderboy cabinet.
It was great fun but the constant repairs and maintenance became too much for me then so I sold it to a fellow enthusiast.
I now own 3 Arcade 1up machines which are great fun to build with my kids and good value.
They aren't the same as the original arcade machines but they're a great alternative with a lot less maintenance.

Already have mine pre-ordered last week here in Australia.
Can't wait
It will go nicely with my original and Vs.

Probably pick something from my N64 collection, Robotron 64 is usually a good game for short bursts.

Also playing Whitewater Wipeout on my Playdate which is a great little game that uses the crank well.

@Ninfan
Yeah, I have Cube magazines with all the DVD discs that had all the E3 previews on them.

Looks good.
Pick up my Play Date in 2 days time when I get back from holidays.

I still have my Australian N64 version in mint condition complete with yellow cart and expansion Pak.

I prefer our yellow cart any day.

I remember seeing this in the shop windows in the late 70's when I was a kid and wanting one.
It looked so futuristic back then and I had never seen anything like it.

Great story and it brings back some good memories, thanks.

I have a mix.
I use original hardware for my N64 and since I have complete Pal N64 games collection I don't need anything else for it.
I also have an original PS1 that is chipped and I have all my games backed up and easily available for it.

I also have the NES, SNES, C64, Megadrive, Turbografx and Astro City Minis as I like the plug n play ease.

I also have both the original Evercade and Evercade Vs and will be getting the Exp as well for the same reasons as above and their quality when it comes to emulation is superb.

Shame
I played my friends Xperia and loved it, shame I couldn't afford it at the time, would've loved an opportunity to get the new one for myself.

I voted no.
I think that anything less than 20 years old is fairly new.
I'm 51, so if they're retro I'm a corpse
😁

I have both the Vs and the original and I will be all over this.
Can't wait

I play all original on my CRT.
I'm 51 so even new HD consoles look like N64 quality to me
😜

@MegaWatts
Thanks, yeah Starcraft is silly expensive these days.

I bought the Turok comics seperately, I have a fair few of them that I found at a second-hand shop and hadn't seen them before.
They're a nice addition to my collection and I am now on the lookout for more as they're quite good.
Funny how one thing leads to another 😁