Update 18 April 2024: the physical edition of the Tomb Raider trilogy for Evercade consoles has been confirmed via social media.\r\nAndrew Byatt, the CEO of Blaze Entertainment, announced that: «we are pleased to collaborate with Crystal Dynamics to bring Tomb Raider to our physical cartridge retro gaming platform.”\r\n”Our emulation capabilities include 32-bit home console games, meaning we can port the home console versions of the first three adventures releases of Lara Croft to Evercade fans! All on a single physical cartridge.”\r\nAnd again: “These original versions of the game have some changes that improve playback on modern screens, but otherwise they are the original 32-bit CD games that many of you have played for many hours, or perhaps still own them.”\r\n”Not only are we pleased to release Tomb Raider Collection 1 this July, but we are also thrilled to announce that it has become the bundled cartridge for our latest hardware update, the Evercade EXP-R and VS-R.»\r\n\r\nOriginal news:\r\nTomb Raider I-III Remastered has been out for several days, in an exclusively digital version.\r\nPublished by part of Shadow of the Tomb Raider (which you can find on Amazon) enthusiasts have rediscovered with gusto the first three adventures of the most famous archaeologist of all time.\r\nIn our review we told you that it is «a excellently crafted compilation, as well as respectful of the source material, capable of making us relive all the typically 90s feeling of the first three adventures of Lara Croft”.\r\nNow, if the idea of ​​playing the original Tomb Raider trilogy in physical version it entices you, it seems that a sort of cartridge edition for Super Pocket and Evercade is on the way (via GamesRadar).\r\nIn particular, Evercade is a more than valid console dedicated to retrogaming, which offers a range of titles potentially huge, the ability to play in portable mode or by connecting it to the TV (we told you about it here).\r\nIt now seems that plans for new cartridges have been announced\