What's up CrazyBurger ...thank you for always making great evercade and retro content videos🕹😁

all hail the Prince of the Yolkfolk!

Buy them up now, when you are looking for rarities later, you can swap your spares for those. If you want to collect the entire set of consoles and games, spares are required for trade.

Loved the new intro...

Personally, Technos 1 is absolutely worth it. Its getting pricey (so tht is a bit of a caveat), but it has river city ransom and multiple double dragon games. I'm seeing for 60-100 pounds now. If you can get it for the low end id be tempted.

Technos collection is worth it for River City Ransom quality game

I have all, except for Oliver Twins Collection. Not sure to now seeking it out though, since they are doing the Micro Carts! I hope they do a Oliver Collection 2 at least. 😊

Looks like the only one I'm missing from the oop list is namco1. It really is a shame the namco relationship seems to have fallen apart(?), since we're regularly seeing playstation games now, and Namco's ps1 lineup was gold.

"Legacy" or otherwise, I personally think Evercade owners should buy the cartridges that interest them and will get value from them. For example, if you dislike Worms but like Bust-A-Move, £18 to try Worms Blast for a similar puzzler is expensive - Worms fans however are getting value for money as they'd lap up the hours. Anyhow, my recommendations for the "Legacy" carts: • Namcos They are a huge brand that are universally accepted as making games the majority of gamers enjoy. If you're interested in portably playing these (OG or EXP owners), they're a must for most - Pacman, Dig Dug, Galaxian and Galaga are the main draw, but it's great to see titles that usually miss the Namco Museum collections (Metal Marines and Battle Cars for example). The licencing thing is a kick in the teeth for VS only owners however - a missed opportunity to reprint and boost sales, for Blaze and Bandai-Namco alike. • Technos console If you're into brawlers, this'll interest you more; especially if you have nostalgia for the specific games. Scott Pilgrim fans (film or graphic novels) will probably be curious about the Double Dragon (the twins) and Crash! And The Boys (rival band with the girl drummer) reference origins. • Oliver Twins I feel the elusive NES versions were used to introduce newer gamers with the better graphics; familiar gamers would mostly be used to home computer releases. I'd recommend these to the nostalgic or fans of the side quests in the Zelda games due to a lot of Dizzys. As PK In The Universe has pointed out, once the new availability of "Legacies" has run dry, how much are you willing to pay scalpers? If you want any of them, get them whilst you can.

I feel like having expensive rare evercade cart totally defeats it's original purpose. If you're willing to drop an arm and a leg for a few classic games why not just buy the originals at this point? One main reason I got the VS was the technos cart, not realizing it became ultra rare just weeks before my decision. Games on it are some of my favorites, which I already own across multiple devices, and can also play for free with emulation if I choose. These are just reshaped SD cards after all. And personally I dont feel these will hold any long term value, they are just riding the FOMO wagon for now.

Back in the day I had a 4-player NES and put a ton of time into Super Spike V’Ball. If I had a Vs with four controllers, I’d say the Technos cart is a most own.

I'm finally going to join the Evercade club with an EXP! I hope I like it. I have been following the Evercade for a while though, and ordered the Namco carts some months back when I first heard they were discontinued. I just found out the other two were discontinued as well. I was able to pick them all up from Amazon's Canadian site. I somewhat overpaid for the Technos one but the others were at usual price.

Duh, of course they are...100%!

I saw something recently mentioning some other Evercade carts about to be discontinued.

Are the Namco collections worth buying again as my two are really tight in the EXP

The reason why the two Namco Collections run without licensing issue on the new EXP and not on the VS is beyond my imagination! That's the exact kind of bull**its who makes me seriously think about the purchase of an EverSD just for...ehm, some modifications on them! The problem of "modification" seems to be a not so great issue even for Blaze, considering how many posts about working Namco cartridges running on the VS I saw on the official Facebook group (where all post got pending approval, and that means something) until a few months ago.

The NES did get some ok arcade ports from the early 80s, most are the worst versions and a lot people would be disappointed by their inclusion. Outside of the actual arcade versions, I really like some of the PC Engine ports (check out the PCE version of Dragon Spirit)

IPlease make a video how should an evercade exclusive game look like.

i try to get the Technos Card, but no way. it was easyer to get a polar rescue for my Vectrex Collection. Card Nr10 is the only i miss in my Evercade Collection 😪