#evercade — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #evercade, aggregated by home.social.
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En Cathedral para Evercade, eres un caballero sin nombre que ha despertado en un mundo desconocido. ¿Podrás descubrir la verdad sobre tu identidad y derrotar a los temibles guardianes del semidiós Ardur? #evercade #retrogaming #plataformas
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Enganchado a Alwa’s Awakening para #Evercade donde juegas como Zoe, una chica a la que le gustan los videojuegos. Después de quedarte dormida tras jugar hasta altas horas de la madrugada, despiertas en la tierra de Alwa… y solo tú puedes salvarla de las pesadillas en este juego de plataformas. #retrogaming #videojuegos
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Creo que empezaré con H.E.R.O. y después seguiré con Pitfall II: Lost Caverns 🕹️🤓👍🏻 #Evercade #Atari #Activision #retrogaming
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Creo que empezaré con H.E.R.O. y después seguiré con Pitfall II: Lost Caverns 🕹️🤓👍🏻 #Evercade #Atari #Activision #retrogaming
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Creo que empezaré con H.E.R.O. y después seguiré con Pitfall II: Lost Caverns 🕹️🤓👍🏻 #Evercade #Atari #Activision #retrogaming
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Creo que empezaré con H.E.R.O. y después seguiré con Pitfall II: Lost Caverns 🕹️🤓👍🏻 #Evercade #Atari #Activision #retrogaming
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Creo que empezaré con H.E.R.O. y después seguiré con Pitfall II: Lost Caverns 🕹️🤓👍🏻 #Evercade #Atari #Activision #retrogaming
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THEC64 Handheld Brings the Commodore 64 Back in Portable Form
#THEC64Handheld #Commodore64 #C64 #ZXSpectrum #TheSpectrumHandheld #HyperMegaTech #RetroGamesLtd #Evercade #RetroGaming #HomeComputers
https://theoasisbbs.com/thec64-handheld-brings-the-commodore-64-back-in-portable-form/?fsp_sid=6191 -
THEC64 Handheld Brings the Commodore 64 Back in Portable Form
#THEC64Handheld #Commodore64 #C64 #ZXSpectrum #TheSpectrumHandheld #HyperMegaTech #RetroGamesLtd #Evercade #RetroGaming #HomeComputers
https://theoasisbbs.com/thec64-handheld-brings-the-commodore-64-back-in-portable-form/?fsp_sid=6191 -
THEC64 Handheld Brings the Commodore 64 Back in Portable Form
#THEC64Handheld #Commodore64 #C64 #ZXSpectrum #TheSpectrumHandheld #HyperMegaTech #RetroGamesLtd #Evercade #RetroGaming #HomeComputers
https://theoasisbbs.com/thec64-handheld-brings-the-commodore-64-back-in-portable-form/?fsp_sid=6191 -
THEC64 Handheld Brings the Commodore 64 Back in Portable Form
#THEC64Handheld #Commodore64 #C64 #ZXSpectrum #TheSpectrumHandheld #HyperMegaTech #RetroGamesLtd #Evercade #RetroGaming #HomeComputers
https://theoasisbbs.com/thec64-handheld-brings-the-commodore-64-back-in-portable-form/?fsp_sid=6191 -
THEC64 Handheld Brings the Commodore 64 Back in Portable Form
#THEC64Handheld #Commodore64 #C64 #ZXSpectrum #TheSpectrumHandheld #HyperMegaTech #RetroGamesLtd #Evercade #RetroGaming #HomeComputers
https://theoasisbbs.com/thec64-handheld-brings-the-commodore-64-back-in-portable-form/?fsp_sid=6191 -
Demon Attack apareció como una respuesta directa, y nada disimulada, a Galaxian. Imagic tomó la idea del matamarcianos fijo y la llevó a un terreno más agresivo, más rápido y, sobre todo, más adictivo.
👉 https://pulsayjuega.blog/2013/09/14/demon-attack/ 🕹️ #atari #intellivision #c64 #videopac #evercade #retrogaming -
Evercade anuncia Mega Cat Studios Collection 3
https://powerups.es/evercade-anuncia-mega-cat-studios-collection-3/
#IndieGames #Noticias #Retro #BlazeEntertainment #Evercade #MegaCatStudios #MegaCatStudiosCollection3
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Evercade anuncia su nueva colaboración con Activision con el nuevo cartucho Activision Collection 2
#Noticias #Retro #Activision #ActivisionCollection2 #BlazeEntertainment #Evercade #RetroGames
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Blaze Entertainment anuncia la consola portátil Evercade Nexus con el cartucho BANJO-KAZOOIE Double Pack
#Noticias #Retro #BANJOKAZOOIEDoublePack #Evercade #EvercadeNexus #PLAION #Rare
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Blaze Entertainment anuncia la consola portátil Evercade Nexus con el cartucho BANJO-KAZOOIE Double Pack
#Noticias #Retro #BANJOKAZOOIEDoublePack #Evercade #EvercadeNexus #PLAION #Rare
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Blaze Entertainment anuncia la consola portátil Evercade Nexus con el cartucho BANJO-KAZOOIE Double Pack
#Noticias #Retro #BANJOKAZOOIEDoublePack #Evercade #EvercadeNexus #PLAION #Rare
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Beamrider daba sensación de profundidad. El efecto de la cuadrícula auto-desplazable y las puertas animadas al comenzar cada nivel daban la ilusión de un espacio más dinámico que el típico shoot ’em up plano de la época.
👉 https://pulsayjuega.blog/2026/01/11/beamrider/ 🕹️ #atari #intellivision #evercade #C64 -
The Fairyland Story (Evercade): COMPLETED!
This is one of the games on the recent Taito cartridge for the Evercade. I’m not 100% on the timings, but it feels very much like a precursor to Bubble Bobble – loads of single screen platforming, baddies to destroy, a particularly nasty baddie that appears if you take too long, and so on. It isn’t anywhere near as much fun as Bubble Bobble though.
The main issue I had is that often, especially on later levels, some of the baddies are really difficult to reach, especially without accidentally colliding with them and dying. There’s a level right near the end – level 95, I think – where the screen is sort of split in two and if you’re playing single player (like I was) then you can’t physically get from the left side of the screen to the right side. I can demonstrate with this screenshot from StrategyWiki:
You’re the witchy looking woman in red. The issue is that there’s no way to do a “small” jump to get over the four blocks at the bottom without jumping too high and ending up on the platform above. Except… there is. Thanks to a web search and a very old post on GameFAQs, I found that if you tap jump and then immediately tap right, then providing you’re standing in the right place, you can do a tiny jump. Get the timings or length of tap wrong and you don’t, so even if you know how it’s still nearly impossible. Literally nowhere in the game does it say this either directly or indirectly. Nowhere else in the game is it necessary. How arcade gamers in the 1980s without GameFAQs managed this I have no idea.
You can also see in that screenshot that neither of the baddies are actually reachable even if you do this. You have to coax them out by climbing higher up the screen than them. Which is a pain.
So, it’s not a great game. I completed it mainly because I’d started so I had to finish, but there are far better single screen arcade games like this out there. Still, if it wasn’t for the mistakes of The Fairyland Story maybe we wouldn’t have Bubble Bobble.
#arcade #completed #evercade #retro -
The Fairyland Story (Evercade): COMPLETED!
This is one of the games on the recent Taito cartridge for the Evercade. I’m not 100% on the timings, but it feels very much like a precursor to Bubble Bobble – loads of single screen platforming, baddies to destroy, a particularly nasty baddie that appears if you take too long, and so on. It isn’t anywhere near as much fun as Bubble Bobble though.
The main issue I had is that often, especially on later levels, some of the baddies are really difficult to reach, especially without accidentally colliding with them and dying. There’s a level right near the end – level 95, I think – where the screen is sort of split in two and if you’re playing single player (like I was) then you can’t physically get from the left side of the screen to the right side. I can demonstrate with this screenshot from StrategyWiki:
You’re the witchy looking woman in red. The issue is that there’s no way to do a “small” jump to get over the four blocks at the bottom without jumping too high and ending up on the platform above. Except… there is. Thanks to a web search and a very old post on GameFAQs, I found that if you tap jump and then immediately tap right, then providing you’re standing in the right place, you can do a tiny jump. Get the timings or length of tap wrong and you don’t, so even if you know how it’s still nearly impossible. Literally nowhere in the game does it say this either directly or indirectly. Nowhere else in the game is it necessary. How arcade gamers in the 1980s without GameFAQs managed this I have no idea.
You can also see in that screenshot that neither of the baddies are actually reachable even if you do this. You have to coax them out by climbing higher up the screen than them. Which is a pain.
So, it’s not a great game. I completed it mainly because I’d started so I had to finish, but there are far better single screen arcade games like this out there. Still, if it wasn’t for the mistakes of The Fairyland Story maybe we wouldn’t have Bubble Bobble.
#arcade #completed #evercade #retro -
The Fairyland Story (Evercade): COMPLETED!
This is one of the games on the recent Taito cartridge for the Evercade. I’m not 100% on the timings, but it feels very much like a precursor to Bubble Bobble – loads of single screen platforming, baddies to destroy, a particularly nasty baddie that appears if you take too long, and so on. It isn’t anywhere near as much fun as Bubble Bobble though.
The main issue I had is that often, especially on later levels, some of the baddies are really difficult to reach, especially without accidentally colliding with them and dying. There’s a level right near the end – level 95, I think – where the screen is sort of split in two and if you’re playing single player (like I was) then you can’t physically get from the left side of the screen to the right side. I can demonstrate with this screenshot from StrategyWiki:
You’re the witchy looking woman in red. The issue is that there’s no way to do a “small” jump to get over the four blocks at the bottom without jumping too high and ending up on the platform above. Except… there is. Thanks to a web search and a very old post on GameFAQs, I found that if you tap jump and then immediately tap right, then providing you’re standing in the right place, you can do a tiny jump. Get the timings or length of tap wrong and you don’t, so even if you know how it’s still nearly impossible. Literally nowhere in the game does it say this either directly or indirectly. Nowhere else in the game is it necessary. How arcade gamers in the 1980s without GameFAQs managed this I have no idea.
You can also see in that screenshot that neither of the baddies are actually reachable even if you do this. You have to coax them out by climbing higher up the screen than them. Which is a pain.
So, it’s not a great game. I completed it mainly because I’d started so I had to finish, but there are far better single screen arcade games like this out there. Still, if it wasn’t for the mistakes of The Fairyland Story maybe we wouldn’t have Bubble Bobble.
#arcade #completed #evercade #retro -
The Fairyland Story (Evercade): COMPLETED!
This is one of the games on the recent Taito cartridge for the Evercade. I’m not 100% on the timings, but it feels very much like a precursor to Bubble Bobble – loads of single screen platforming, baddies to destroy, a particularly nasty baddie that appears if you take too long, and so on. It isn’t anywhere near as much fun as Bubble Bobble though.
The main issue I had is that often, especially on later levels, some of the baddies are really difficult to reach, especially without accidentally colliding with them and dying. There’s a level right near the end – level 95, I think – where the screen is sort of split in two and if you’re playing single player (like I was) then you can’t physically get from the left side of the screen to the right side. I can demonstrate with this screenshot from StrategyWiki:
You’re the witchy looking woman in red. The issue is that there’s no way to do a “small” jump to get over the four blocks at the bottom without jumping too high and ending up on the platform above. Except… there is. Thanks to a web search and a very old post on GameFAQs, I found that if you tap jump and then immediately tap right, then providing you’re standing in the right place, you can do a tiny jump. Get the timings or length of tap wrong and you don’t, so even if you know how it’s still nearly impossible. Literally nowhere in the game does it say this either directly or indirectly. Nowhere else in the game is it necessary. How arcade gamers in the 1980s without GameFAQs managed this I have no idea.
You can also see in that screenshot that neither of the baddies are actually reachable even if you do this. You have to coax them out by climbing higher up the screen than them. Which is a pain.
So, it’s not a great game. I completed it mainly because I’d started so I had to finish, but there are far better single screen arcade games like this out there. Still, if it wasn’t for the mistakes of The Fairyland Story maybe we wouldn’t have Bubble Bobble.
#arcade #completed #evercade #retro -
Sydney Hunter and the Shrines of Peril nos pone en la piel de Sydney Hunter, arqueólogo aventurero de manual, atrapado en una jungla plagada de templos, trampas y secretos. La premisa es clásica hasta el hueso: explorar, saltar, recoger ídolos y sobrevivir.
👉 https://pulsayjuega.blog/2026/01/26/sydney-hunter-and-the-shrines-of-peril/ 🕹️ #intellivision #evercade #retrogaming -
Demon Attack apareció como una respuesta directa, y nada disimulada, a Galaxian. Imagic tomó la idea del matamarcianos fijo y la llevó a un terreno más agresivo, más rápido y, sobre todo, más adictivo.
👉 https://pulsayjuega.blog/2013/09/14/demon-attack/ 🕹️ #atari #intellivision #c64 #videopac #evercade #retrogaming -
🎅 Christmas present 🎁 from my wife
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The Sword of Stone (Evercade): COMPLETED!
Searching for this online is a pain because Google thinks you’re talking about the animated film “The Sword in the Stone”, which this Game Gear game, hidden in the Evercade’s firmware, has nothing to do with. Instead of being related to that, the game is essentially a visual novel, albeit one that plays out more like an RPG.
You pick one of three characters, and then have a quest given to you. The world you all inhabit is, well, here’s the blurb:
The world of Mindevil is in danger! Begin a journey as one of the three heroes in order to put an end to the conflict between the four kingdoms. Complete all 7 chapters revealing a complex story with many branches and save the world… with a twist at the end!
So your quest plays out differently depending on which character you choose. You’re initially limited to different areas of the map each, as you have different skills that allow you to fight different types of monster blocking each route. Once you complete it with one character, you’re encouraged to do it with the other two, and you’ll see how their stories link. After completing all three, three further quests are possible by making different choices eventually unlocking a final quest where all three characters work together.
I found it a little frustrating to play, with lots of repetition and backtracking, and so much repeated dialogue it really slowed down progression. If you can get past that, though, there’s a decent little game here with some really clever gating and interwoven storylines.
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Metal Slug 2 (Evercade): COMPLETED!
Another SNK cartridge (actually, two) arrived for the Evercade and since my daughter and I enjoyed playing the first Metal Slug in co-op recently, we did the same with the sequel.
Naturally, it’s more of the same. Only now you can ride camels as well as tanks, and after a few levels it becomes clear that Definitely Not Any Real Middle Eastern Military Dictator is in cahoots with actual aliens.
It still has the slowdown issues of the first game, but it’s silly fun regardless.
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Had some fun with the Evercade NeoGeo cart and a CRT. These monitors are really the better screens for pixel based games:
Metal Slug:
https://tube.fediverse.games/w/b86L6xLJ4ZaoWMKjdEfMfPShock Troopers:
https://tube.fediverse.games/w/2FYUgcG9a8CbndLecHaNdh#retrogaming #neogeo #crt #metalslug #videogames #shocktroopers #evercade #snk
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Metal Slug (Evercade): COMPLETED!
Yes, yes. We’ve all played Metal Slug before and own it on various compilations a hundred times over but that doesn’t stop it being good. And! This time I completed it in co-op with my daughter, which I’ve never done before.
It has horrible slowdown, which I don’t remember from any other version but apparently even in the arcade it did that. Not what you’d expect from what was, at the time, the most powerful gaming device in the world. Probably.
Doesn’t matter though because it’s great and silly and why isn’t Metal Slug 2 (or 3/4/5/6/7/8/9/X) on the Evercade yet, eh? Ridiculous.
Oh yeah, and I know the screenshot that accompanies this post is rubbish but – again – you can’t take screenshots on an Evercade so it’s from the Evercade website.
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Time for some retro gaming.
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Voy a abrir un melón: para cuando unos cartuchetes de #sega xa la #evercade ??? Un #GoldenAxe recreativa.... (Q... 🤭.... ) unos #streetsofrage unos #Shinobi el puto #shadowdancer de recreativa
#capcom #taito #irem #toaplan #technos #jaleco #snk ya han tenido cartuchetes... 😈😈😈 -
Voy a abrir un melón: para cuando unos cartuchetes de #sega xa la #evercade ??? Un #GoldenAxe recreativa.... (Q... 🤭.... ) unos #streetsofrage unos #Shinobi el puto #shadowdancer de recreativa
#capcom #taito #irem #toaplan #technos #jaleco #snk ya han tenido cartuchetes... 😈😈😈 -
Voy a abrir un melón: para cuando unos cartuchetes de #sega xa la #evercade ??? Un #GoldenAxe recreativa.... (Q... 🤭.... ) unos #streetsofrage unos #Shinobi el puto #shadowdancer de recreativa
#capcom #taito #irem #toaplan #technos #jaleco #snk ya han tenido cartuchetes... 😈😈😈 -
J'ai craqué pour la Super Pocket Editon Atari pendant les soldes. Et je suis tombé complètement par hasard, sur mon tout premier shoot 'em up ! Je ne me souvenais plus du nom et quand j'ai vu la première image du jeu au démarrage, ça m'est revenu direct ! Bon par contre, je pige plus rien au principe haha ! Mais quel bonheur quand même ! 😁
#Atari #SuperPocket #Evercade #Atari2600 #RetroGaming #JeuxVidéo
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On Geek Grotto today, I discuss the reveals from Sony’s recent State Of Play livestream, Evercade’s anniversary showcase and spotlight Street Hawk in #ObscureCharacterCorner!
2pm every Saturday on SHMUFM: DAB & 99.8FM in Aberdeen, online at https://www.shmu.org.uk or via your smart speaker. #Radio #VideoGames #SciFi #Playstation #Evercade #StreetHawk #Aberdeen -
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The latest version of the Evercade handheld, including the Tomb Raider Collection. Better than ever before - and plays all your Evercade cartridges.
https://dragonbox.de/en/gaming-systems/evercade-exp-r-incl-tomb-raider-collection
#evercade #evercadeexpr #tombrider #handhelds #retrogaming #dragonboxshop
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Die aktuelle Version des Evercade-Handhelds, inklusive der legendären Tomb Raider-Collection. Besser als je zuvor - und spielt alle Deine Evercade-Module.
https://dragonbox.de/de/videospielsysteme/evercade-exp-r-inkl-tomb-raider-collection
#evercade #evercadeexpr #tombrider #handhelds #retrogaming #dragonboxshop
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Et pendant ce temps, ma modeste collection de cartouche Evercade prend forme petit à petit ! ^^
#Evercade #Retrogaming #TombRaider #LegacyOfKain #FullVoid #Piko #Renovation #Interplay #Irem #Technos
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Pour compléter : j'ai également été très agréablement surpris par la qualité de l'écran et du son ! Un vrai bonheur là aussi de ce côté ! 😍
#retrogaming #evercade #hypermegatech #superpocket #capcom #irem #technos #jeuxvideo #arcadegames
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Cette Super Pocket est un vraiment plaisir à prendre en main. Sa taille fait que l'on peut l'emmener réellement partout. La compatibilité avec les cartouches Evercade la rend juste incontournable ! Pour les amateurs de rétro qui veulent jouer partout (ou pas) cet été ! C'est un gros coup de cœur pour moi ❤️
#retrogaming #evercade #hypermegatech #superpocket #capcom #irem #technos #jeuxvideo #arcadegames
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HyperMegaTech Unveils New Super Pocket Retro Gaming Handhelds: https://www.reviewspace.info/hypermegatech-unveils-new-super-pocket-retro-gaming-handhelds
#GamingNews #HyperMegaTech #RetroGaming #HandheldGamingDevices #Evercade #SuperPocketAtariEdition #SuperPocketTechnosEdition #TechnologyNews
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Evercade anuncia dos nuevas colecciones arcade que coincidirán con el estreno de Evercade Alpha en noviembre
#Noticias #Retro #RetroArcades #Tecnologa #BlazeEntertainment #DataEastArcade2 #Evercade #EvercadeAlpha #SuperPocket #ToaplanArcade3
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Evercade Alpha is a miniature arcade cabinet that plays retro gaming cartridges
There’s no shortage of products marketed toward the retro gaming crowd these days, but most of them take a wink wink, nudge nudge approach toward piracy by expecting users to bring their own video game ROMS.
But Evercade has taken a different approach by offering a series of game consoles designed to run fully licensed games that come on […]https://liliputing.com/?p=169260
#arcadeCabinet #barcade #evercade #evercadeAlpha #retroGaming
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Anunciados dos nuevos cartuchos de juegos para los sistemas Evercade
https://powerups.es/anunciados-dos-nuevos-cartuchos-de-juegos-para-los-sistemas-evercade/
#IndieGames #Noticias #C64Collection3 #Evercade #IndieHeroesCollection3 #PLAIONEspaa
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Los arcades Taito Super Pocket y Capcom Super Pocket se estrenan mañana
https://powerups.es/los-arcades-taito-super-pocket-y-capcom-super-pocket-se-estrenan-manana/
#Noticias #BlazeEntertainment #Capcom #Evercade #retro #SuperPocket #TAITO
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What a pleasant surprise this morning. My preorder #Capcom and #Taito limited edition transparent #SuperPocket handhelds arrived. They both have over ten built in games each, and can take #Evercade cartridges for more.
Love the how the colour ways look, which do you prefer?
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New toy! The Super Pocket, Taito edition. I’ll be reviewing this (and its Capcom sibling) for Stuff. First impressions are good. The built-in games hit the right spots. For 50 quid or 60 American dollarinos, this should fly off the shelves this winter.
