Blaze Entertainment’s range of Evercade retro consoles have amply proven that they can emulate 8-bit, 16-bit and 32-bit machines without breaking a sweat, but when the Piko Interactive Collection 4 is released in April, we’ll get to see how well Evercade 64-bit emulation works, as the Nintendo 64 version of the 3D platformer Glover (originally released in 1998) is one of the 10 games to be included on the cartridge.
The Piko Interactive Collection 4 was first revealed in a leak on retailer Game’s website, as we previously reported, but Blaze Entertainment have now officially confirmed the cartridge, which will feature the very first 64-bit Evercade game.
Are you looking forward to revisiting Glover in its 64-bit incarnation? Why not let us know in the comments? Alternatively, why not tell us who your favourite Glover is? It could be Danny, Donald, the list is endless, probably…
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