Neo-Geo Arcade 1 – Blaze Evercade (2025)

The Neo-Geo Arcade 1 collection for the Blaze Evercade is a standout entry in the system’s “Arcade” line (numbered #16), bringing six iconic SNK titles to the platform in a physical, collectible format. Released in August 2025, this cartridge captures the high-end “Rolls Royce” feel of the original Neo-Geo hardware with a curated selection of titles known for their legendary pixel art and intense gameplay. The lineup features the definitive run-and-gun action of Metal Slug, the strategic team-based fighting of The King of Fighters 2000, and the visually impressive top-down shooter Shock Troopers. The collection is rounded out by the dark fantasy platformer Magician Lord, the supernatural beat ’em up Sengoku, and the rare steampunk shoot ’em up Ironclad, which was originally a Neo-Geo CD exclusive.


Neo-Geo Arcade 2 – Blaze Evercade (2025)

The Neo-Geo Arcade 2 collection for the Blaze Evercade (Arcade #19) continues the high-octane SNK partnership with a selection that many fans consider even stronger than the first. Released in late 2025, this cartridge is headlined by Garou: Mark of the Wolves, widely regarded as one of the most mechanically deep and visually stunning fighting games ever made. It also includes the frantic run-and-gun sequel Metal Slug 2, the massive-sprite combat of Art of Fighting 2, and the mythical beat ’em up Sengoku 2. Rounding out the six-game roster are the unique first-person action-RPG Crossed Swords and the time-traveling top-down shooter Ninja Commando. This collection is particularly prized for its balance of mainstream hits and cult classics, all featuring the signature lush pixel art that defined the Neo-Geo era.


Neo-Geo Arcade 3 – Blaze Evercade (2025)

The Neo-Geo Arcade 3 collection (Arcade #20) serves as a heavy-hitting conclusion to the SNK trilogy on Evercade, featuring some of the most critically acclaimed titles in the Neo-Geo library. Released in late 2025, the cartridge is headlined by Metal Slug 3, often cited as the pinnacle of the series for its branching paths and massive scale, alongside the legendary weapon-based fighter Samurai Shodown II. Fans of the company’s crossover fighting history will find The King of Fighters ’97, a pivotal entry that concluded the famous Orochi Saga. The lineup is further diversified by the competitive cult-classic “cute ’em up” Twinkle Star Sprites, the vertical military shooter Ghost Pilots, and the high-energy arcade soccer title Super Sidekicks.