Love this Collection. Dark Chambers is one of my favourites for the system. Btw. Human Cannonball gives you the option to move the basket, while the guy is flying 😉 I hope they will address some of the missing functions regarding paddle controllers, 2nd controllers and difficulty switches with the Evercade VS.
Most of these games are described in the same way. Asteroids: “it’s still fun to play” Bowling: “classic, simple, fun game” Centipede: “a fun addition to this collection” Dark Chambers: “it’s a fun Gauntlet-style game” Demons to Diamonds: “offers a little bit of fun” Human Cannonball: “it’s fun and sometimes funny” Millipede: “it’s a lot of fun” Planet Smashers: “it’s a fun shooter” Radar Lock: “another late release, it’s fun” RealSports Tennis: “it’s kind of fun” Solaris: “seems fun so far” Street Racer: “offers some fun here and there” Yars’ Revenge: “always fun to play”
Yeah, I guess I forgot to check my thesaurus 😉I guess I did use the word fun a lot. When covering 20 games at once, I do try to boil the games down to their simplest form to save time, which may explain why my brain worked that way for this review. I will say though, that for the most part, the games were what you want from good 2600/7800 titles: Simple and fun.
Air-Sea Battle, Bowling and Human Cannonball are all primarily multiplayer games that get boring very quick in single player. Feels like odd choices for a launch cart since the original Evercade didn't support multiplayer.
I think its a little unfair to compare these to the price of the real carts. Mostly because Atari sells so many different devices to play these games on. Feel like it makes more sense to compare to that.
Love this Collection. Dark Chambers is one of my favourites for the system. Btw. Human Cannonball gives you the option to move the basket, while the guy is flying 😉
I hope they will address some of the missing functions regarding paddle controllers, 2nd controllers and difficulty switches with the Evercade VS.
Most of these games are described in the same way.
Asteroids: “it’s still fun to play”
Bowling: “classic, simple, fun game”
Centipede: “a fun addition to this collection”
Dark Chambers: “it’s a fun Gauntlet-style game”
Demons to Diamonds: “offers a little bit of fun”
Human Cannonball: “it’s fun and sometimes funny”
Millipede: “it’s a lot of fun”
Planet Smashers: “it’s a fun shooter”
Radar Lock: “another late release, it’s fun”
RealSports Tennis: “it’s kind of fun”
Solaris: “seems fun so far”
Street Racer: “offers some fun here and there”
Yars’ Revenge: “always fun to play”
Yeah, I guess I forgot to check my thesaurus 😉I guess I did use the word fun a lot. When covering 20 games at once, I do try to boil the games down to their simplest form to save time, which may explain why my brain worked that way for this review. I will say though, that for the most part, the games were what you want from good 2600/7800 titles: Simple and fun.
Love bowling on this, it satisfies my hunger for bowling until Team 17 collection arrives.
I plan to get this one soon, it's worth it to play Dark Chambers, Haunted House, and Solaris on-the-go...I like this one better than Collection 1.
Air-Sea Battle, Bowling and Human Cannonball are all primarily multiplayer games that get boring very quick in single player. Feels like odd choices for a launch cart since the original Evercade didn't support multiplayer.
I think its a little unfair to compare these to the price of the real carts. Mostly because Atari sells so many different devices to play these games on. Feel like it makes more sense to compare to that.
In small spurts? funny.
Mostly in alphabetical order? 🤔 .... OCD reacts... 😬
First