Evercade has announced news of four new game collections set for release in November 2021. Boasting an amazing 37 titles across all classic generations, these collections are packed with arcade game titles.
Featuring titles as diverse as Double Dragon II, Sly Spy, World Rally, and Missile Command, these collections mark the first full arcade collections from Evercade. And, of course, all games will run on the Evercade handheld and forthcoming Evercade VS.
ARCADE IS HERE! Introducing four new arcade collections, playable on Evercade Handheld and #EvercadeVS. Coming November 2021!
Check the trailer for more: https://t.co/rJGdRgUUer pic.twitter.com/OBVX3jW80u— Evercade (@evercaderetro) May 18, 2021
On Technos Arcade 1
- The Combatribes
- Block Out
- Battle Lane Vol 5.
- Double Dragon II: The Revenge
- Double Dragon III: The Rosetta Stone
- Mania Challenge
- Minky Monkey
- Mysterious Stones: Dr John’s Adventure
Data East Arcade 1 features:
- Bad Dudes Vs. Dragon Ninja
- Breakthru
- Burger Time
- Chain Reaction
- Dark Seal
- Darwin 4078
- Lock ‘N’ Chase
- Sly Spy
- Tumblepop
- Wizard Fire
On Gaelco Arcade 1 you will find:
- Alligator Hunt
- Biomechanical Toy
- Glass
- Snow Board Championship
- Thunder Hoop
- World Rally
Finally, Atari Arcade 1 is packed with the following games:
- Asteroids
- Canyon Bomber
- Centipede
- Crystal Castles
- Liberator
- Lunar Lander
- Millipede
- Missile Command
- Night Driver
- Pong
- Skydiver
- Super Breakout
- Warlords
Set for release in November 2021, these Evercade game collection cartridges are absolutely perfect for the forthcoming Evercade VS system.
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