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Blaze CEO Hints Retired Evercade Cartridges Could Return to Production

Lena Fischer 1 min read

Blaze Entertainment CEO Andrew Bryatt hints that retired Evercade cartridges may return to production, responding with 'Watch this space' to re-release questions.

Blaze CEO Hints Retired Evercade Cartridges Could Return to Production
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Blaze Entertainment CEO Andrew Bryatt has hinted that retired Evercade cartridges could return to production. When asked about re-releasing out-of-print cartridges, Bryatt responded with a brief but pointed statement: "Watch this space."

CEO hints at cartridge re-release

The Evercade is a handheld gaming console that plays licensed retro game cartridges. Some cartridges, such as the Piko Interactive Collection 1 and the Oliver Twins Collection, have been retired and are now highly sought after on the secondary market.

Blaze Entertainment Evercade handheld gaming console
The Evercade plays licensed retro game cartridges.

Bryatt's comment suggests that Blaze Entertainment is considering bringing back these discontinued cartridges. However, the CEO did not provide any concrete plans or a timeline for such a re-release.

The hint was reported by Retro Gamer magazine and Time Extension. It remains unclear whether Blaze Entertainment will follow through on the suggestion or when any re-releases might occur.

Source: Could Out-of, RetroHandhelds

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