Super Pocket

Of course, are now delayed, just like every other pre-ordered product out there, for over six months, which surprises nobody.

This was made by HyperMegatech, which is the same company as Evercade.

So there you go.

Nothing else to say on this.

All of the screens in this picture are on Max brightness.

Now it may not be the best angle, especially for the Super Pocket up top, but when you put that screen down next to the EXP in the original Evercade.

One of those doesn't look like they're on right now.

I mean, is there is there any games that involve a Gem Bay or any sort of instrument?

You know, Bear and Bird Adventures.

We get Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie.

And you can see it's compatible with all the Evercade units, as well as the Super Pocket.

And what's interesting about the Super Pocket versions is that you're like, wait, Rob, how am I playing banjo without a C stick or anything? And again, they have customized, they've tuned the controls to work on devices like this as well.

So we've already had quite a lot of stuff come out of the wireless controllers.

I mean, we always seem to get two super pockets a year.

So it'd be interesting to see if Andy, as he's listening or watching on the tram, his C64 and Spectrum handhelds come out.

So I'd love to see them come out in super pocket form.

The original Evercade handheld, it's charming and it's lovely.

People have great memories of it, but it's not a premium product.

The EXP, the VS, and the Nexus, and to some extent the Super Pockets, they are premium products.

They feel good, they look good, and they play good.

Here we go.

We got the last, um, news story here from timeextension.com. GameStop is getting an exclusive $130 Capcom Super Pocket bundle containing 37 games.

Blaze has announced a special Capcom Super Pocket bundle, which is exclusive to GameStop in the US.

Uh, let's see.

It comes preloaded with 12 Capcom arcade titles as well as Ar- Arc- Atari Arcade 2, Interplay Collection 1, and Taito Arcade 2 Evercade cartridges.

Uh, the games included in the Super Pocket are Street Fighter II: Hyper Fighting, Mega Man for the NES, 1942, Ghouls N' Ghosts, your favorite, Eric, um, Final Fight-

Yeah

... [laughs] Strider, 1943, 1944, The Loopmaster, Bionic Commando, Captain Commando, uh, Captain Caveman.

like the d-pad yeah i thought the detail was good

it feels a lot better than than i think if you play um super pocket super pockets the d-pad on that felt really really spongy yeah yeah and this this feels again just more premium

yeah yeah it's good on the old fighting games like neo geo as uh guru mark of the walls it's uh it's really nice

First time using one of the new controllers as well with the thumbsticks.

Great for fighting games, even.

And

what else have you seen here today? I mean, they've got the Alphas out, they've got the Super Pockets.

Have you had a chance to ever play