One of the most awaited Evercade cartridge collections yet is set for preorder release this week as retro fans get the first chance to buy the Codemasters Collection 1 cartridge.
Boasting an amazing 17 titles, this is a great collection of games, all but one of which you will have loved and played again and again.
- Sensible Soccer – International Edition
- Cannon Fodder
- Big Nose Freaks Out
- Tennis All-Stars
- Mega-Lo-Mania
- Big Nose the Caveman
- Cosmic Spacehead
- Psycho Pinball
- Bee 52
- MiG 29 – Soviet Fighter
- The Ultimate Stuntman
- Super Skidmarks
- Boomerang Kid
- Linus Spacehead
- CJ’s Elephant Antics
- F-16 Renegade
- Stunt Buggie
There is one title that you won’t be familiar with, however: Tennis All-Stars. This is a new title, and yet another great reason to buy the Codemasters Collection 1 cartridge.
The eagle-eyed among you will have spotted a ton of Amiga games in that list, but there are also a few NES titles in there too. We’re assuming the versions showcased here are the Amiga releases.
The collection features games from Sensible Software (Sensible Soccer, Cannon Fodder, Mega-Lo-Mania) as well as Genesis, Acid Software, and Camerica.
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As you’ll see from the tweet, the cartridge is available to preorder from April 16th, along with the Mega Cat Studios Collection 2. At the time of writing, that is just a few hours away! While you’ll no doubt later be able to grab the cart from Amazon, we recommend you head to Funstock for your Evercade cartridge preorders.
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Christian Cawley is a writer and editor who covers consumer electronics, IT, and entertainment media. He has written for publications such as Computer Weekly, Linux Format, MakeUseOf.com, and Tech Radar.
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