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Evercade announces Piko Interactive Collection 4 plus updated Master Game List - 493 games+ #evercade #glover #nintend64 #n64 #evercadevs #evercadexp #gamelist #16bit #64bit #8bit

Evercade announced a new cartridge, Piko Interactive Collection 4, bringing their total library cartridge game count to 493 games, not counting unlockables. You can see the updated Evercade platform game list here. Piko Interactive Collection 4 (2024) – Evercade Piko Interactive Collection 4, which features Bad Street Brawler, Glover (N64), Mermaids of Atlantis, Risky Woods, Sküljagger: Revolt…

I thought it might be me, but when I asked about others Evercade EXP consoles getting warm while charging, I got an interesting response. This is what I wrote: @evercaderetro – My #Evercade EXP gets rather warm during charging. Is that normal? https://t.co/SouepMaT7s— Generational Gamer (@gengamer110) October 14, 2023 Twitter The response I got was as follows: Sadly that's normal for the EXP,…

Duke Nukem Collections 1 & 2 are coming to Evercade! Six great games from the history of Duke Nukem are coming to Evercade, including many world firsts. Duke Nukem 1 & 2 Remastered is a new development from Blaze Entertainment and is a complete, ground up recreation of the original Duke Nukem 2D platform games. Duke Nukem 3D: Total Meltdown includes exclusive levels to this version of the game,…

Up until recently, I did not care for the Evercade. I do really like the Evercade EXP. This collection includes these games: Mr. Gimmick Also known simply as Gimmick!, this is a cult classic platformer that was only released in Japan and Scandinavia back in the day. The story concerns a mysterious toy named Mr. Gimmick (Yumetaro in the Japanese original) who is tasked with rescuing his owner…

Evercade is a product by Blaze Entertainment. They now have three consoles, with a few tiny alternatives. I have been harsh on the original Evercade ever since it was released. I never thought much of the original console. It felt cheap, the D-Pad and buttons weren’t great and without the mappable buttons across the board, I thought it was not worth the effort. Enter the Evercade EXP I remember…

Retro gaming dealing with nostalgic experiences have almost carved out their own little market now that more games are going the digital route. While modern gaming has its conveniences a lot of fans of the old days prefer the thought of owning a cartridge, disc, etc that they can sit on a shelf and admire… and sometimes play! But the market has become more difficult to get into with games for…