Evercade Handheld And Console Tomb Raider Bundles Are Finally Back In Stock At Amazon

"After being sold out nearly all year at US retailers, Evercade gaming hardware is back in stock in stock at Amazon. The Evercade EXP-R handheld and VS-R home console are bundled with the Tomb Raider I-III Collection and up for grabs directly from Amazon for $130 each. Both systems are charcoal gray with turquoise accents. The Tomb Raider bundles were difficult to find at launch last holiday, and the US tariff situation made the stock situation even worse--and led to a $30 price increase."

"Evercade is cartridge-based retro hardware made by Blaze Entertainment. More than 75 Evercade cartridges have been released since 2020, including nearly 50 console game collections, 20 arcade game collections, and 10 home computer carts. Some of the collections are out of print, but we created an Amazon hub with all of the cartridge collections you can buy for around MSRP."

"Each game in Evercade's sprawling library of classics and retro-inspired games supports save states and full button mapping. You can remap inputs on a hardware level in home menu settings or on a per-game basis. You can switch between three aspect ratios: Original, Full Screen, and Pixel Perfect. You can add scanlines to imitate the look of a CRT TV, and there are a handful of bezel options for games that don't fill the screen."

Evercade EXP-R handheld and VS-R home console bundled with the Tomb Raider I-III Collection are available from Amazon for $130 each, finished in charcoal gray with turquoise accents. Tomb Raider bundles were scarce at launch and US tariffs contributed to availability issues and a $30 price increase. Street Fighter and Mega Man Evercade Bartop Arcades remain sold out, while the Evercade Alpha Taito Bartop Arcade is available for preorder at $260 with an expected November 12 launch. Evercade is cartridge-based hardware from Blaze Entertainment with more than 75 cartridges released since 2020, spanning console, arcade, and home computer collections. Games support save states, full button mapping, remappable inputs, three aspect ratios, scanlines, and bezel options.

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