'We've been here for six years. We're aiming to be here for at least another six more' — Blaze Entertainment says it has a four-year-long roadmap for Evercade, and wants 'to do more work with Rare,' and has spoken with Sega, Bandai Namco, and EA
Blaze has revealed that it has a four-year-long roadmap prepared for the Evercade and has even spoken to several industry giants about collaborating.
Evercade, the gaming platform created by Blaze Entertainment, has been operational for six years and aims to continue for at least another six years. The company's head of communications, Sean Cleaver, revealed a four-year-long roadmap for Evercade during an interview at Gamescom.
Cleaver expressed enthusiasm about potential collaborations with more companies, including EA, Sega, and Bandai Namco, though the timing depends on those companies' readiness. He confirmed that they have already worked with Capcom on various projects, including digitally released titles rather than traditional cartridges.
Blaze Entertainment remains in constant communication with these potential partners, understanding that collaboration hinges on the companies' policies and priorities. Despite this, Cleaver emphasized their desire to continue working with Rare, a previous collaborator on the Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie ports. The company is committed to a long-term strategy, having been in the industry for six years and aiming to remain for another six.
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