by 
Update []:
Blaze has confirmed that we'll be seeing a retired Evercade cart go back into production.
"Something is coming... back!" says the company on social media.
"We're delighted to announce that later this week, a legacy cartridge collection will be returning! Keep an eye out on Friday, August 28th for all the news. Wonder what it could be..."
Current 'legacy' carts are:
- Namco Museum Collection 1
- Namco Museum Collection 2
- Atari Collection 1
- Atari Collection 2
- Piko Interactive Collection 1
- Piko Interactive Collection 2
- Technos Collection 1
- The Oliver Twins Collection
- Atari Lynx Collection 1
- Atari Lynx Collection 2
- Indie Heroes Collection 1
- Codemasters Collection 1
- Mega Cat Studios Collection 2
- Technos Arcade 1
- Atari Arcade 1
- Intellvision Collection 1
- Intellvision Collection 2
- Irem Arcade 1
- Sydney Hunter Collection
Place your bets now – which retired cart would you like to see?
Original Story []: The Evercade ecosystem is one of the most appealing of any in the modern retro-gaming space, thanks to its wide-ranging selection of cartridges, each packed with classic titles.
However, Evercade maker Blaze has to deal with the realities of physical distribution and software licensing, which means that from time to time, we see some Evercade releases enter 'retirement' and be withdrawn from active production.
This has predictably led to some Evercade carts rising in value on the secondary market – which is why, when Retro Gamer got the chance to talk with Blaze CEO Andrew Bryatt recently, it popped the question many Evercade fans have been asking for a while: is there any chance of bringing some of the more desirable carts back?
Bryatt simply replies with "watch this space", which hints that we could see some retired cartridges make a return in the near future.
Are there Evercade releases you'd like to see make a comeback? Let us know with a comment.