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Getting on for 40 for some of these Namco ones! That makes me feel old!
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Hahahaha!
They did a really good promotional photo for it, too;
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I bloody love it - it really nails both the retro handheld feel of the Evercade line, and the presentation of the classic Tomb Raider games.
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Full Void is breathtaking, though I got a flickering bug. I’m hoping the update I’m very slowly downloading right now will fix it.
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The two announced versions both include different libraries of built-in Capcom games, as well as having twin Evercade cartridge-slots; The Mega Man-themed one features Mega Man: The Power Battle, Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters, Carrier Air Wing, Final Fight, Knights of the Round, and Strider, and the Street Fighter-themed one features Street Fighter II' Champion Edition, Super Street Fighter II Turbo, Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo, Street Fighter Alpha - Warriors' Dreams, Street Fighter Alpha 2, and Street Fighter Alpha 3.
I was hoping that they would do something like this! My only quibble is that they went with bat-top sticks instead of ball-top. I had previously been considering picking up the (also Linux-based) Arcade1Up Pac-Man cabinet, but now these new Evercade devices are serious contenders that will take up a lot less space... Decisions, decisions!
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Two new Super Pocket handhelds were just announced - this time, Atari and Technos versions.
Both feature a mix of arcade and console titles, with the Technos Edition including 15 games, and the Atari Edition (which also comes in a limited-edition woodgrain version for an extra £10*) including a whopping 50!
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*This is limited to 2600 units. Cute.
Since some of the titles here have previously appeared on other handheld devices, Blaze claims that the games on these units aren't available on any other retro device at this price, which is interesting.
They're both due out in October.