A short but important update today for those of you who have been reading all of my Evercade coverage; four more titles are heading for Legacy status, as of December 2025.

The cartridges in question are as follows:

• Piko Interactive Collection 2
• Indie Heroes Collection 1
• Mega Cat Studios Collection 2
• The Sydney Hunter Collection

So, what does it mean when an Evercade title becomes a Legacy cartridge? Essentially, it means that as of the announced date, they’ll no longer be produced, and once the existing stock at all retailers is sold through, your only option to pick them up will be via eBay.

It’s not ideal, and Blaze’s insistence on numbering cartridges means that there will be almost unavoidable gaps in the collections of Evercade fans who arrive late to the party. It’s a sad fact of licensing deals and economics, unfortunately though, so cartridge numbering aside, it’s something that Blaze can’t really be blamed for.

What this means is that, if you don’t own the above titles and want them for your collection, grab them while you can. Personally, I’d avoid the sports-focused Piko Interactive Collection 2, but all of the others are well worth seeking out.

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