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Evercade Legacy Cartridges Ranked by Value – The Rarest & Most Expensive!

DaddyHands

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The Evercade has seen some incredible cartridge releases over the years, but not all of them are still in production! In this video, I take a look at all 12 legacy/discontinued Evercade cartridges and rank them based on their current market value. Which carts are still affordable, and which ones have skyrocketed in price? Stick around to find out!

If you’re an Evercade collector, this is essential info—you never know when one of these might become even harder to find! Let me know in the comments which Evercade carts you own and if you think any of these are worth the asking price.

Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro
0:35 - Legacy Cart Countdown
9:39 - Outro

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12 Comments

@jayme69 1 year ago

Yes, CEX is pretty good for Evercade. I've picked up a couple of carts and traded a few as well :-)

@matthewwilliams1869 1 year ago

Are these prices for unsealed games at the cheapest price you highlight? Really enjoyed the video.

@johnphasey8577 1 year ago

Nice and informative I’ll keep my eyes peeled for legacy carts at a good price.

@HarriHaffi 2 months ago

Technos collection 1, piko collection 1 and namco 2 are the ones I want, but they’re pretty freaking expensive

@jacobt7058 1 year ago

The Atari Collection 2 is also legacy but it wasn't in the video. Any reason for that?

@Diedonacagedworld 11 months ago

Namco museum in the US market for eBay.... 140 dollars...😂

@80devilspawn 1 year ago (edited)

Technos collection 1 90-130 pounds a lot better then here in Australia, currently going for between $400 to $600. That works out to be 202.99 pounds to 304.99 pounds. I managed to nab one at $180, that works out to be 91.33 pounds. Even $180 aud was steep for me but i really wanted

@xarifab 1 year ago

Unfortunately there is no way to know how the box is going to look with CeX, this is why this is cheaper. I bought two Evercade cartridges from CeX and I will never do it again. The boxes were ran down, the protective film was torn off. Horrible experience. eBay and Facebook market place are the only solutions to get these cartridges and the prices are much higher than what you have mentioned.

@elixxur 1 year ago

I don't collect games. I just get what I would actually play. I feel like Evercade insinuates hoarderism with their limited cartridges, which some of them are not even worth buying.