Evercade Last Ninja and James Pond carts
2 New Evercade Carts up for Pre-order

2 New Evercade Carts up for Pre-order

The next two cartridges for Blaze Entertaiment’s retro-oriented Evercade format are now available to pre-order.

 

 

The first of the two new Evercade cartridges is The Last Ninja & IK Collection, which collects a number of 8-bit and 16-bit home computer games from both the Last Ninja and the International Karate series, including the following games:

 

 

International Karate (C64)
The Last Ninja (C64)
IK+ (C64)
Last Ninja 2: Back With A Vengeance (C64)
Ninja Remix (C64)
Last Ninja 3 (C64)
International Karate (Atari ST)
IK+ (Atari ST)
Last Ninja 2: Back With A Vengeance (Atari ST)
Ninja Remix (Atari ST)
Last Ninja 3 (Atari ST)
International Karate (ZX Spectrum)
IK+ (ZX Spectrum)
Last Ninja 2: Back With A Vengeance (ZX Spectrum)

A similar collection was released on Steam last year, as we reported at the time.

 

 

The second new Evercade cartridge is The James Pond Collection, which collects four 16-bit console games from the James Pond series, which are…

 

 

James Pond: Underwater Agent
James Pond 2 – Codename: RoboCod
James Pond 3: Operation StarFI5H
The Aquatic Games Starring James Pond and the Aquabats

 

 

Multiple different versions of the same James Pond titles are also set to be included on the James Pond Legacy Collection for Nintendo Switch 2 later this year, as we reported previously.

 

 

Both The Last Ninja & IK Collection and The James Pond Collection are set to be released on Evercade on December 4th, 2026, with pre-orders open now.

In addition to this pair of new Evercade cartridges, we still have three more Neo Geo cartridges for rge format to look forward to, as we reported previously.

 

 

 

 

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