One of my all time favourite games, Snow Bros. is a title which creates an instant hit of very potent nostalgia for me, and it never gets old.

Though the original arcade version is featured on Evercade cartridge Toaplan Arcade 1, you can now unlock the NES version as a hidden extra, as long as you have an Evercade VS or an Evercade Alpha.

You’ll also need two specific cartridges, so let’s take a look at how it’s done!

How to Unlock NES Snow Bros. on Your Evercade Alpha or VS Consoles

First up, you’ll need to have Toaplan Arcade 3 (which contains 7 games) and Toaplan Arcade 4 (featuring 6 games, for a total of 13 together). At the time of writing, both cartridges are in high demand and short supply, but the situation is likely to improve soon.

Once you have these cartridges in your possession, simply insert them both into either your Evercade Alpha or Evercade VS. The NES version of Snow Bros. will appear as a selectable game on your cartridge menu; instead of 13 games being available, it’ll show 14, with NES Snow Bros. being the secret extra title!

Want to know what other hidden games you can unlock on your Evercade consoles? Check out my guides for the Evercade Alpha, Evercade EXP and Evercade VS, which list them all and how to find them.

You can buy Toaplan Arcade 3 and Toaplan Arcade 4 from Amazon (when they’re available, of course!).

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