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They're CLAIMING these are all available for preorder, but I don't see them live anywhere. I do wanna pick up that Roguecraft game.
Songbird says that they're gonna wait a week or two so they can see how the tariffs affect them and their suppliers, but they plan to take preorders for all the games.They're CLAIMING these are all available for preorder, but I don't see them live anywhere. I do wanna pick up that Roguecraft game.
evercade.co.uk
This is some bullshit when the previous package with Tomb Raider was $100. To get the same products now is $150? They're trying to use the tariffs, which are only 10%, as a smokescreen for an additional 40% increase.New standalone EXP-R price: $120
New standalone VS-R price: $120
did you make a billion dollarsSold my entire Evercade collection on eGay - no regertz
did you make a billion dollars
I've been meaning to do this but I've been lazy. I don't remember the last time I used it.Sold my entire Evercade collection on eGay - no regertz
I doubt it will happen unless Microsoft is will to play ball with Evercade to license the 2600 Activision titles.Shit cart to be honest, but if it means we can get a collection of the Activision Atari games finally then I'm happy. Microsoft licensing anything at all to them is a good sign.
Why would Microsoft license Rare titles to Evercade and not Activision titles? They own them both, and they just announced a Rare cart.I doubt it will happen unless Microsoft is will to play ball with Evercade to license the 2600 Activision titles.
Becasue Microsoft is acting very stupid right now with all of their corporate decision. If a Activision cart happens then cool for everybodyWhy would Microsoft license Rare titles to Evercade and not Activision titles? They own them both, and they just announced a Rare cart.
Well i'll be damned! An Activision cart did finally happen XDWhy would Microsoft license Rare titles to Evercade and not Activision titles? They own them both, and they just announced a Rare cart.
IIRC Ziggurat Interactive are the ones who own the Rainbow Arts IPs, including the original C64 versions as well as Rendering Ranger R2Apparently Factor 5 doesn't own the rights to Turrican 1 or 2 from C64 or the NES version of Super Turrican, so that's why those aren't included.