It really annoys me that US and Japanese developers seem to flat out refuse to acknowledge the existence of the Master System. Look at collections like the Sonic collection and the Digital Eclipse Mortal Kombat collection - both of those feature inferior Game Gear titles, which were basically Master System version but worse, and the Master System ports are nowhere to be seen. Really irritates me.

@Serpenterror They've already said not to expect PS2/Dreamcast level games. This just seems like an expensive waste of time as an upgrade, but good for new users. As for games like Cuphead, I'd be very surprised if the console could cope with that.

@SillyG Banjo Kazooie and it's sequel are both available through the Nintendo Switch Online service. I know it's a subscription service and you don't really own them, but they're there to play if you have the service.

This looks really nice, but are a couple of sticks and a bigger screen worth a £170 upgrade from my EXP? I don't think so, personally. I'd expect it to be running PS2 and Dreamcast games for that. I can't help thinking this is a short term stop-gap until they produce something more powerful. I really like the look of it and I can't deny I want one, but not for £170 for what it does over and above my EXP. No chance.

Important to note: the Neo Geo carts don't seem to support the dip switch settings so the difficulty levels are stuck at default. The dip switch settings have made the arcade games much more accessible on Evercade so it's a shame the Neo Geo games don't support them. (And yes, if you want to master them at the default difficulty then good for you. Not for me, personally).

Wonder if it'd work with Dreamcast games. Specifically, HOTD and the sequel.

@RossoftheRobots I've also had several carts fail and had to send them back as well as many, many hard crashes which require a reboot of the EXP. Evercade quality just isn't where it should be.

@Coalescence Eh, DKC2 has been on Switch Online for ages.