Blaze Entertainment says at least three more will drop by the third quarter of the year: two Atari Lynx collections, as well as one dual-game pack featuring Xeno Crisis and Tanglewood. If I was buying an Evercade today, I’d be somewhat worried about the number of cartridge releases I can expect going forward. Games are grouped in collections by publisher, which is a logical way of organizing things. Each cart features anywhere from 6 to 20 games, but all cartridges retail for the same $20/£15. If anyone from Evercade reads this - any chance a future update could double-map one of the fuse timer buttons to worm select? Or an option to do custom remapping? I think this is the first Evercade game I've found where the software needs more buttons than the handheld has.Īlso - any reason why the version of the original Worms is the pretty poor Megadrive port and not the PS1 port? It just seems so broken (no ninja rope is inexcusable but also no voices, all the teams' names are white so you can't tell them apart, the physics are all wrong.Including the ones that ship with the system, there’s a total of 10 cartridges available at launch from a range of publishers, including Data East and Technos, as well as indie outfits like Piko Interactive and Mega Cat Studios. There's no button mapped to it by default, and there's no practical option in the game's controller menu to do it.

Has anyone figured out a way to make Worm Select work on the handheld for Worms Armageddon? I get that in multiplayer it's essentially cheating anyway so it's not a feature I miss too much but it bugs me because sometimes it's the difference between winning and losing against a CPU team.

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