Evercade
The Evercade VS is a cartridge‑based retro gaming console that outputs native 1080p via HDMI and supports up to four players locally. It combines a nostalgic NES‑style design with modern features like dual cartridge slots, Wi‑Fi for updates, and a licensed library of over 500 games.
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Current
$129.99
Average
$112.34
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$99.99
Highest
$130.00
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the Evercade VS for its sleek retro design, crisp 1080p output, and strong value, noting that its emulation quality rivals modern software solutions and that input latency is virtually unnoticeable. They also appreciate the extensive visual customization options, though they point out the loose feel of the bundled controller and the lack of a power adapter as minor drawbacks.
What Users Say
Everyday users highlight the console's excellent price‑to‑game ratio, reliable emulation, and fun four‑player local multiplayer, while repeatedly mentioning the inconvenience of missing accessories like a power brick and HDMI cable, as well as occasional concerns about controller build quality and limited backward compatibility.
Common Complaints
Missing 5 V power adapter, HDMI cable not included, controller feels loose, and lack of compatibility with Namco Collections 1 and 2 cartridges.
What People Are Saying
“Excellent value proposition”
“looks good, with curved corners and an LED light strip”
How It Compares
The Evercade VS differentiates itself from other mini retro consoles by offering native 1080p output (most competitors are limited to 720p), dual cartridge slots for simultaneous games, and a licensed library of over 500 titles. Its cartridge‑based approach provides a more authentic experience than software‑only emulators, while its price and feature set aim for high value, though it lacks bundled accessories that some rivals include.
