Evercade has announced a special Super Pocket Rare Edition which contains a number of classic Rare games such as Banjo Kazooie and Conker’s Pocket Tales. The device can also play Evercade cartridges, meaning that you’ll be able to play plenty of games on it outside of the 14 pre-installed games. The device retails for £49.99, €59.99 or $69.99 and pre-orders are now open.
“Introducing the Super Pocket Rare Edition, a brand-new handheld device celebrating some of the fantastic games from the British publisher. This officially licensed compact gaming system comes preloaded with 14 classic Rare titles, including a the 64-bit classic Banjo-Kazooie, optimised for Super Pocket, and great franchises such as Battletoads! Available in June 2026 for only £49.99, €59.99 or $69.99, pre-orders are now open!”
Included Games: Banjo-Kazooie (64-bit console) Conker’s Pocket Tales (8-bit handheld console) Battletoads in Battlemaniacs (16-bit console) Battletoads (8-bit console) Cobra Triangle (8-bit console) R.C. Pro-Am II (8-bit console) Slalom (8-bit console) Snake Rattle ‘n’ Roll (8-bit console) Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship (8-bit console) Atic Atac (home computer) Jetpac (home computer) Lunar Jetman (home computer) Knight Lore (home computer) Gunfright (home computer)
I’ve been catfished lol
Seems like today is the day for strange retro handheld products
Battletoads was my jam back in the day, one of my favorites.
Yoooooo, Conker’s Pocket Tales?
I had that as a kid and could never beat it. I might have to pick this thing up.
They must have done a lot to optimize Banjo-Kazooie to just 4 face buttons and a D-pad.
Or are there flippers too?
Never mind, I saw the flippers. Still though, a D-pad?
This Rare Edition looks like a fantastic throwback, especially with classics like Banjo-Kazooie and Conker included. Evercade keeps finding smart ways to blend nostalgia with fresh collector appeal. It’s always interesting how different industries preserve their history whether it’s retro gaming or keeping track of important records like Erie County cases for public access. Can’t wait to see how this edition performs with longtime fans and new players alike!