The retro gaming console I never knew I NEEDED

The retro gam­ing con­sole I nev­er knew I NEEDED



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From Blaze Enter­tain­ment comes the Ever­cade portable retro gam­ing con­sole that runs on– wait for it– lit­tle car­tridges. But after a week of play­ing around with it, the Ever­cade is a reli­able, solid­ly-built throw­back device that feels great, won’t break the bank and cer­tain­ly scratch­es the nos­tal­gic itch by cel­e­brat­ing some of the more pop­u­lar, and not-so-pop­u­lar games of yes­ter­year. The pre­mi­um ver­sion (includes three carts) is avail­able in the US through Ama­zon for $100 start­ing June 5th.

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