The Epyx Collection Handheld Review (Nintendo Switch OLED)
The Epyx Collection Handheld Review, Witness the return of six awesome Epyx classics from the 1980s/90s, originally designed for cutting-edge handheld gaming.
The Epyx Collection Handheld Review Pros:
- Beautiful graphics.
- 169MB download size.
- Six games in one – California Games, Blue Lightning, Zarlor mercenary, Todd’s Adventure in Slime World, Gates of Zendocon, and Electrocop.
- Each game has a rotating 3D scan of the game box, and the year of release, and can be zoomed in on to read about the games.
- The games all have interactive page-turning game manuals.
- You can rotate game cartridges.
- Game filter choices – none, soft, CRT, and LCD.
- Save and load when you want.
- Supports using the d-pad and/or the stick.
- The games offer a lot of variety from sports mini-games to Shmup and 2D scrollers.
- You can quit and go back to the game selection screen at any time.
The Epyx Collection Handheld Review Cons:
- You don’t get any real history of the games.
- No way to change the view, it’s very close with a stretched feel to it.
- Cannot remap controls.
- No online capabilities.
- Some of the games get a slight slowdown.
- It can be hard to work out how to play a couple of the games.
Related Post: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade: Wrath of the Mutants Review
The Epyx Collection Handheld:
Developer: Pixel Games UK
Publisher: Pixel Games UK
Store Links –
