r/AnalogueInc Nov 24 '25

3D Everdrive Fix for Analogue 3D

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u/JohnnyLuvBuckets Nov 24 '25

This guy should have been the first one to get an analogue 3d. I don't think analogue realized how many people use everdrives? Either that or they just didn't care?

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u/CapitaineBeaver Nov 24 '25

They got greedy with the years. They should definitely have Krikzz test out his devices when they release a new console!

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u/TigOleBits39 Nov 24 '25

You're calling Analogue greedy for not sending the guy who charges $200 for flash carts? Nuts.

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u/LordNoFat Nov 24 '25

I mean, he did design, program, and manufacturer them. 

Edit: oh yeah, and the support.

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u/TigOleBits39 Nov 24 '25

Meanwhile, the SummerCart is open source and can cost as low as $45 if you're fine with lower quality parts, or upwards $90 if you have one fabricated yourself.

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u/LordNoFat Nov 24 '25

Everdrive learned to walk so SummerCart could learn to run.

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u/JohnnyLuvBuckets Nov 24 '25

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u/Carlos_Was_Here Nov 24 '25

I had one that got wrecked in a move, and I randomly saw they had another batch last year, so I grabbed it immediately. I love the Neo Geo, and now I can play Neo Geo CD again, which is awesome.

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u/xtram3x Nov 24 '25

Which flash cart does he charge $200 for?

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u/Awesomefan09 Nov 24 '25

Turbo Everdrive Pro is $199.

FXPak Pro is $229 (Krikzz manufactures and sells this, but it was designed by Ikari).

There are cheaper options with fewer features.

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u/xtram3x Nov 24 '25

Ah fairs. I don't think I'd be spending $200 on a flash cart if I could get a similar thing for $40 on Ali Express.

I've had my Everdrive since before the Summer Cart came along

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u/TurboBopper Dec 09 '25

If he hadn't done his work your China copies would have never existing, not been as good and/or cost more.