Hot on the heels of their previous hardware and software announcement, Evercade has revealed the Evercade Alpha TAITO Bartop Arcade, which, like their other bartops, includes a selection of built-in games and compatibility with the rest of the Evercade cartridge line-up.
Evercade has announced their latest cartridges, bringing the total count to 70, as well as two new Super Pockets. The number 46 cartridge in the arcade series is Gremlin Collection 2 with four 32-bit games. Cartridge numbers 15 and 16 in the arcade series, Windjammers, Karnov & Friends and NeoGeo Arcade 1, have five and six games, respectively. Super Pocket NeoGeo Edition (Super Pocket #5) has 14 built-in games and Super Pocket Data East Edition (Super Pocket #6) has 18 built-in games.
Evercade has announced their latest cartridge, the 67th, and the 45th in the main series, Tomb Raider Collection 2, with 2 games on one Giga Cart, Tomb Raider: Chronicles and Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation. Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation includes a special bonus level previously only available on the PC version.
Evercade has announced their latest cartridge, the 65th, and number 44 in the main series, Broken Sword Collection, with 2 games.
Evercade has announced their latest cartridge, the 64th, and number 43 in the main series, Indie Heroes 4, with 11 games.
Evercade just revealed Toaplan Arcade 4, with 5 new arcade games and 1 console game, bringing its total number of cartridge-based games to 540, not counting unlockables or anything built into hardware.
In late April, it was revealed that the Evercade VS-R Controller packaging indicated compatibility with an undisclosed device named Alpha, alongside existing consoles VS and VS-R. While the nature of Alpha remains speculative, suggestions lean towards an arcade-style device resembling the TAITO Egret II. This hypothetical unit would feature a rotatable built-in display and digital-only arcade controls, aiming for practicality and affordability with a potential price range of $129 – $149 USD. This aligns with Evercade’s strategy of streamlined, cost-effective gaming products.
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