New Titles Coming to Evercade in 2021

Retro inspired console, Evercade set to see new titles...

Blaze Entertainment, the creators of the incredibly successful Evercade console have announced today that not only is it releasing 5 new cartridges this year, with the Worms Collection and Indie Heroes Collection 1 available to pre order now. 

 The news of these 5 new cartridges will no doubt delight fans of the retro console, and brings the Evercades cartridge collection to 19 in total. These new games consist of - Worms Armageddon, Sensible Soccer, Brawl Brothers, Cannon Fodder and Soccer Kid. When you add these to the titles already available such as - Pac Man, Earthworm Jim and, Double Dragon the Evercade is shaping up to be a brilliant choice for retro gaming fans and newcomers alike! 

Japanese developer, Jaleco will be represented on the system for the first time this April. The developer who's emphasis is on brawlers, platformers and action packed sports titles will be represented in all their 8-bit and 16-bit glory. The Jaleco collection will be made up of various games from the developer including well known games such as  Earth Defence Force, Bases Loaded and Astyanax.

Alongside the Jaleco collection, Piko Collection 2 also arrives in April with a dedicated sports theme. This covers 8, 16 and 32-bit systems and has Basketball, Racing, Olympic style sports, American Football and Soccer titles included. Notable games include Soccer Kid, Power Football and Top Racer 2.

That's not all as Team17's Worms is also making it's way to the Evercade in May. Worms will feature the original Worms game, Worms Armageddon and Worms Blast. Codemasters are also getting in on the action with a 17 game Codemasters Collection which doesn't yet have a release date. However the collection features a wealth of the developers greatest hits such as - Cosmic Spacehead, Sensible Soccer, Cannon Fodder and Tennis All Stars.

Finally in the announcement is Indie Heroes collection 1. Which is a celebration of small studios and homebrew talent.The collection features 14 games that were originally designed for Mega Drive, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance and the NES. This is a great mix of titles that many will get to play for the first time. 

As you can see 2021 is shaping up to be a good year for the Evercade, and we can't wait to see whats next. 

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