Evercade EXP-R
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Evercade Publishes Instructional Video On Sharing Physical Games
Blaze Entertainment's Evercade brand has released an instructional video detailing how players can share their physical Evercade game cartridges with friends. The video explains the process for accessing over 700 retro and indie games across various Evercade hardware, including the upcoming Evercade Nexus.
Yes, I know you want the Banjo-Kazooie handheld, but there's a Super Pocket flavor that could save you a few…
While the new Banjo-Kazooie edition of the Super Pocket retro handheld is appealing, alternative versions like the TECHNOS edition can be purchased for less and later combined with a physical Banjo-Kazooie collection. This approach offers a cost-saving opportunity for those not prioritizing the specific Rare branding or its included back-catalog.
Evercade unveils its next-gen retro gaming handheld Nexus, with analogue sticks and Banjo-Kazooie 1&2 bundled in
Evercade has unveiled the Evercade Nexus, its next-generation retro gaming handheld, set to launch in October 2026. This new device features analogue sticks, a larger 5.98-inch IPS screen, and wireless multiplayer capabilities. The standard edition includes a cartridge with Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie, while a limited 64 Edition offers cosmetic enhancements and additional accessories.
Evercade Nexus Handheld Announced, Includes Enhanced Banjo-Kazooie Games
Blaze Entertainment has announced the Evercade Nexus, a new handheld gaming device succeeding the Evercade EXP-R. Priced at $200, it features a larger screen, dual analog sticks, wireless headphone support, and EverSync for local multiplayer. The bundle includes a Banjo-Kazooie Double Pack cartridge, and the device is backward compatible with over 80 existing Evercade cartridges.
