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The addition of Bluetooth had been considered as a way to add multiplayer, but the development team scrapped this idea because of cost and complexity, which did not go well with the console's focus. Two-player games converted for the Evercade retain the multiplayer function, with the intention that future hardware will allow two players.
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As the console launched, Blaze released a firmware update for the layout issue, requiring the user to connect the console through USB to the Evercade website. However, this created confusion, as in-game prompts do not always match the buttons (a player may need to press "B" when prompted to press "A"). The layout of the four action buttons was determined after Blaze conducted an online poll, which found that 68 percent of people wanted a layout like those used on modern game controllers. It also has "menu", "select" and "start" buttons. Aside from the D-pad, the console includes four action buttons on the front and two trigger buttons on top. The design is based on the D-pads featured on the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive and Sega Saturn controllers. īlaze Entertainment developed 20 versions of the Evercade D-pad before settling on a final version. Unlike modern handheld consoles, the Evercade does not have a touch screen or Wi-Fi connectivity. A MicroUSB port is used for charging the battery. The cartridge slot, power button, and the mini-HDMI port are located on the top of the system. A 3.5 minijack for headphones is located on the bottom of the console, along with two volume controls.
The console has a rechargeable 2,000- mAh battery that lasts four to five hours. The Evercade offers a television output of 720p, and supports high-definition upscaling on all games when the console is connected to a television. Like the Nintendo Switch, the Evercade can be connected to a television, however with a mini-HDMI cable, as opposed to a normal HDMI output. The player can switch between the two aspect ratios. The screen uses the 16:9 aspect ratio, as some of the console's games were originally released for systems – such as the Atari Lynx – that use a wider screen ratio than 4:3. It has a horizontal 4.3-inch LCD screen, with a resolution of 480x272 pixels. The Evercade is just over seven inches long. The Evercade has a 1.2 GHz Cortex-A7 processor, and the console uses a Linux base. On, Blaze announced that it would discontinue the Evercade in favor of an upgraded version known as the Evercade EXP. Andrew Byatt, the Evercade's development director, hoped to sell hundreds of thousands of units within the first year. The console is white and red in color, for a retro appearance like the Nintendo Famicom, although a black edition was also sold in the United Kingdom. The console retailed for £60/$80 with a pack-in game cartridge, while a premium edition retailed for £80/$100 and included three game cartridges. The release was later pushed back to, although this was expected to be delayed up to two additional weeks in some areas because of shipping delays, caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Evercade was initially scheduled to release in the fourth quarter of 2019, before being delayed to 20 March 2020. The console would play emulated video games, with a focus on the 8-bit and 16-bit gaming eras.
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The Evercade was announced in April 2019, as a portable retrogaming console with the ability to be connected to a television screen. Blaze began development of the Evercade in 2018, with the intention of creating a console superior to plug-and-play devices. The Evercade was developed by the UK-based Blaze Entertainment, which had previously produced Atari-related products and the Game Gadget. On, Blaze Entertainment announced that the console would be discontinued, with the improved Evercade EXP set to release during winter 2022-23. The Evercade is capable of playing games originally released for the Atari 2600, the Atari 7800, the Atari Lynx, the Intellivision, the NES, the SNES, and the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive, as well as arcade games. Pre-existing homebrew games have also been re-released for the console by Mega Cat Studios. Upon its launch, the console offered 10 game cartridges with a combined total of 122 games.Īrc System Works, Atari, G-Mode, Interplay Entertainment, Bandai Namco Entertainment and Piko Interactive have released emulated versions of their games for the Evercade.
Development began in 2018, and the console was released in May 2020, after a few delays. It focuses on retrogaming with ROM cartridges that each contain a number of emulated games. The Evercade is a handheld game console developed and manufactured by UK company Blaze Entertainment. Horizontal 4.3-inch LCD screen, 480x272 pixels This article is about the handheld console.
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