At just £90 - this could little device just well be worth a look.... have you already been considering the Evercade VS-R (or it's handheld equivalent)? So is in any good?
Through November I've had the new Evercade VS-R from Blaze Entertainment sitting in pride of place under my TV. So what's it like to use every day? What were the games like? Should you be popping one in your shopping basket? Is this a good way to get into retro gaming? I will cover all of this off in this honest review after spending four weeks with this retro inspired console in full service!
This is my second episode in the "A month with..." series, where I take an old console, or retro inspired console alongside their modern contemporaries and see what it's like to live with.
At just £90 - this could little device just well be worth a look.... have you already been considering the Evercade VS-R (or it's handheld equivalent)? So is in any good?
Through November I've had the new Evercade VS-R from Blaze Entertainment sitting in pride of place under my TV. So what's it like to use every day? What were the games like? Should you be popping one in your shopping basket? Is this a good way to get into retro gaming? I will cover all of this off in this honest review after spending four weeks with this retro inspired console in full service!
This is my second episode in the "A month with..." series, where I take an old console, or retro inspired console alongside their modern contemporaries and see what it's like to live with.
I will say, there are some genres they need to jump on. I would love to see them put the PS1 Wipeout Trilogy on Evercade. Also, look at the Sega Saturn library. Imagine being able to play Burning Rangers, Enemy Zero, or Panzer Drsgoon Saga on the Evercade? I feel like the hardware should be able to handle those games.