Incremental improvements, but is it worth $170 of your money?
The legendary Krikzz continues to pump out some of the best flash carts money can buy, and he’s returned to the EverDrive 64 to give it a fresh lick of paint.
The previous model, the $150 EverDrive 64 X7, is one of my most-used carts thanks to the arrival of the Analogue 3D, and I have to say I’ve had very few moments where I felt the X7 was missing any features – so the introduction of the EverDrive 64 Pro had me somewhat sceptical at first.
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Incremental improvements, but is it worth $170 of your money?
The legendary Krikzz continues to pump out some of the best flash carts money can buy, and he’s returned to the EverDrive 64 to give it a fresh lick of paint.
The previous model, the $150 EverDrive 64 X7, is one of my most-used carts thanks to the arrival of the Analogue 3D, and I have to say I’ve had very few moments where I felt the X7 was missing any features – so the introduction of the EverDrive 64 Pro had me somewhat sceptical at first.
Read the full article on timeextension.com