Blaze Evercade Atari Arcade Cartridge 2
Bottom line: The Blaze Entertainment Blaze Evercade Atari Arcade Cartridge 2: 21 games on one cart: 16 Atari 2600 titles plus 5 Atari 7800 titles; main trade-off: evercade console required; the cartridge will not run standalone.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ 21 games on one cart: 16 Atari 2600 titles plus 5 Atari 7800 titles
- ✓ Includes Yars' Revenge, Solaris, Centipede (7800) and Millipede
- ✓ Physical cartridge for Evercade handhelds, VS and EXP consoles
Cons
- ✗ Evercade console required; the cartridge will not run standalone
- ✗ Only 5 of the 21 games are the sharper Atari 7800 versions
- ✗ Overlaps other Atari collections if you own Arcade Cartridge 1
- ✗ 2600-era titles like Bowling and Street Racer feel dated next to modern retro compilations
Manufacturer description
Featuring 16 classic 2600 games (includes Yars’ Revenge, Solaris, Dark Chambers) and 5 7800 titles (Includes Basketbrawl,Planet Smashers, Centipede).
SpecPicks Verdict
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Key Features
- Featuring 16 classic 2600 games (includes Yars’ Revenge, Solaris, Dark Chambers) and 5 7800 titles (Includes Basketbrawl,Planet Smashers, Centipede).
- Includes: Air Sea Battle, Asteroids (7800), Basketbrawl (7800), Bowling, Centipede (7800), Dark Chambers, Demons to Diamonds (7800), Desert Falcon (7800), Haunted House
- Also includes: Human Canonball, Planet Smashers (7800), Millipede, Sprintmaster, Radar Lock, Solaris, Submarine Commander, Realsports Tennis, Street Racer, Wizard, Yars' Revenge
Full Specifications
| Brand | Blaze Entertainment |
|---|---|
| Genre | Classic Games: Arcade |
| Rated | Rating Pending |
| Language | English |
| Release date | April 25, 2025 |
| Type of item | CD-ROM |
| Publication Date | April 25, 2025 |
| Number of Players | 1 |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Evercade Evercade EXP, Evercade VS |
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