The Evercade, which launched last year, is a handheld system that takes physical carts, mainly based around retro games. The company have announced a tie-in with Intellivision Entertainment to release to carts based around Intellivision games.
The Intellivision was launched by Mattel in 1979, and lived on until 1990. Recently the brand has been revived by Tommy Tallarico, and the company are launching a new Intellivision console this year called Amico.
The new Evercade carts feature classic Intellivision games. Collection 1 will launch in the Autumn and will feature twelve games, three of which have been confirmed.
The confirmed games so far are:
- Astrosmash
- Night Stalker
- Frog Bog
The remaining games will be announced at a a later date.
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