| Nintendo Evo | |
| Developer(s) | EvoN |
| Console Type | Home Console |
| Feature(s) | |
| Unique online point system
Core Hub Online Memory: 5TB on a server Offline Memory: 50GB Starter Kit Memory: 10GB | |
Nintendo Evo is a video game console created by EvoN. It is a muiltimedia system, but it's main focus is playing video games. It was released in December of 2010 in Japan and Januarary of 2012 in all other countrys.
Online Games[]
In order to play games online, you must purchase Online Points at the Point Shop. FOr everytime you access the internet, you lose an Online Point, and when you run out you must buy more before you go online again.
History[]
In 2006, the video game development company EvoN created a deal with Nintendo to create a DVD player that would hook up to the Gamecube. Nintendo agreed, but soon the console died out and the deal was forgotten. However, in 2009, EvoN asked again, this time wanting to create a whole new system. Nintendo went with the idea, and soon the Nintendo Evo was born.
Prices and subtypes[]
There are two types of the Nintendo Evo: Core Hub and Starter. The Core Hub has a larger memory and is the only one released in Japan, while the Starter Kit costs less.
- Starter Kit: $269.99, £189.99, not released in Japan
- Core Hub: 19500 Yen, £159.99, $199.99
Games[]
- Sonic Unleashed Evo
- Tetris Racers Xtreme
- Tamagotchi Town Trouble
- The Legend Of Zelda: Chain Of Memories
- The Smurfs Tour The World
- Fire Swords
- Cursed Call
- Mario Kart: Hot Tracks
- Locked In
- Teddy Bear Tantrum
- Underground Deadlocks
- Cheese Rocks
- Wario Bros.: Crime Time
- The X Factor
- Fire Swords Part 2
- Dance Mix Plus Go Go Go
- Ben 10 Time Ripper