We can hope. It was released on Wii and Wii U.
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Buddhists 'n boogeymen galore next month, as Taito’s platformer Bonze Adventure joins the Arcade Archives range.
Release date: March 23rd
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Video System’s shoot 'em up Turbo Force is this week’s Arcade Archives release.
Release date: March 9th
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I was looking at your thumbnail and thinking that had to be Aerofighters/Sonic Wings. I didn’t know Turbo Force was the direct predecessor to that game series and the development of Psikyo as a company.
I did some googling.
Here’s a short little interview about how the game was necessary for the Sonic Wings series to exist:
Also this screenshot from I think the first Sonic Wings with an Easter egg in the background
I believe you can play the car as a secret character in the third Aerofighters.
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Nice, thanks for sharing!
I must admit that I had never heard of Turbo Force before. Interesting that it’s Sonic Wings’ predecessor.
Yeah this is the 1st time I heard of Turbo Force as well.
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Also never heard of Turbo Force, will definitely check it out as I love Video System/Psikyo related games.
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Ten of Team17’s Amiga games are coming to the Evercade soon!
TEAM17 COLLECTION 1
Alien Breed Special Edition
Alien Breed II: The Horror Continues
Alien Breed: Tower Assault
Arcade Pool
ATR: All-Terrain Racing
Body Blows
Full Contact
Kingpin: Arcade Sports Series Bowling
Project-X Special Edition
Qwak
Release date: May 31st
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Hot on the heels of the reveal of the Team17 collection for the Evercade is the announcement of another cartridge: Piko Interactive Collection 3.
PIKO INTERACTIVE COLLECTION 3
40 Winks
Legend of Wukong
Metal Mech: Man & Machine
Motor City Patrol
Punch King
Radikal Bikers
Stanley: The Search for Dr. Livingston
Super Bubble Pop
Sword of Sodan
Zero Tolerance
Release date: May 31st
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This is the GBC “prototype”, which was complete but never released. They say “unreleased” but the ROM has been available for a while.
It’s Radikal Bikers in the style of an old Gaelco isometric racer such as World Rally.
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Yeah, I’ve noticed. Is that version any good?
I’ve only ever played the arcade version. Pretty fun, and who can forget that Pizza Man song? 
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Arcade version, PlayStation version.
This GBC version is what it is, much simplified.
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I love isometric racers (been playing Super Skidmarks and the World Rally games recently on the Evercade), so I’m looking forward to giving it a whirl!
Next week’s Arcade Archives release is both old and obscure: it’s Namco’s 1980 shoot 'em up Navarone.
Release date: March 30th
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How cool does that look?
Makes me want to play it knowing nothing else!
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Yeah, I watched a gameplay video and it seems quite different from shoot 'em ups from that era, so it has piqued my interest.
Dig Dug II will be joining Hamster’s Arcade Archives lineup soon.
Release date: April 13th
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Allumer’s horizontally scrolling shoot 'em up Rezon is this week’s Arcade Archives release.
Release date: April 6th
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Never heard of this one, reminds me of R-Type.
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Yeah, it definitely has that R-Type look. Apparently it’s a rather hard game.
This Arcade Archives release is the second Allumer title (Magical Speed was the first one) of a total of four arcade games released by the company. The two remaining titles, one-on-one fighter Blandia and vertically scrolling shoot 'em up Mad Shark, will probably get the Arcade Archives treatment in the not-too-distant future.
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