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Mega Cat Collection 3

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$15.84 $22.95 In stock

Category: Video Games Blaze Evercade

Mega Cat Studios Collection 3 includes 10 brand new games originally designed for classic gaming hardware. Explore the thriving, vibrant independent game development scene with this collection of "modern retro" titles. Includes GRAVIBOTS, ROCKET PANDA, THE MEATING and more!

Compatible with all Evercade hardware (Handheld, Evercade VS, Evercade VS-R, Evercade EXP, Evercade EXP-R, Evercade Alpha) and Super Pocket consoles.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe ★★★★★

The 10-game library on this cart offers a fantastic variety of shooters and platformers that feel right at home on a retro system. I’ve been playing through the action-puzzle title for hours, and the pixel art is incredibly detailed.

Julian ★★★★★

The games are super responsive on the Evercade hardware, and I love how each one feels like a genuine lost cartridge from the 8-bit era. The action platformer alone is worth the price.

Victoria D. ★★★★★

These games are built like they were actually pulled from an old NES cartridge, with that perfect balance of challenge and charm. I’ve already sunk a few hours into the action-platformer and the controls feel spot-on.