ne thing that has impressed us about the Evercade is the growing fan community that has sprung up since its release. This has been helped by a surprising amount of transparency from Blaze itself, but ultimately because of the passionate gamers who clearly enjoy the console. One such person is Liam Isaacs, who is not only an administrator on Facebook’s Evercade. “I saw a few articles online about a new cartridge-based console being developed which had fully licensed game collections and sounded like a retro gamer’s dream,” he tells us, citing the machine’s ease of use as a big appeal over alternatives like a RetroPi setup.
