In an era of gaming dominated by mandatory installs, always-online requirements, monthly subscriptions, and the ongoing outrage surrounding physical media and whether we actually own the games we buy, the Evercade Nexus is a well-timed retort.
The latest handheld games console from Blaze Entertainment, it’s a device that harkens back to a simpler era. Arguably a better time. When you’d buy a game, insert it into your console of choice, and start playing. No downloads. No online connection. No fuss.
It also represents a few firsts for the Evercade lineup. The Nexus boasts the largest display of any Evercade device, and is the first to sport dual analog sticks. It’s also fully compatible with the existing range of more than 80 Evercade cartridges, which offer titles from the very first generation of video games up to the 64-bit era.
The Evercade Nexus can’t compete outright with the best gaming handhelds, such as the Asus ROG Ally X or the Nintendo Switch 2. However, it’s not trying to outmuscle these devices and match their also compelling pitch of blockbuster games on the go. Instead, Evercade Nexus looks to the past to celebrate the best of what video games used to be. Find out more in my full Evercade Nexus review.
1 X USB-C, 1 x 3.5mm headphone jack, 1 x Evercade cartridge slot
The Evercade Nexus is a dream handheld for retro gaming fans. It’s simple to use and doesn't demand extensive setup and game installations. It's compatible with 80+ cartridges and offers the best play experience on any Evercade device to date thanks to its dual analog sticks.
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