The Evercade EXP-R handheld and VS-R home console come bundled with Tomb Raider Collection.
Tomb Raider Collection is just one of the 50-plus Evercade cartridges released since 2020.
Both devices are budget-friendly revisions of previous (now discontinued) hardware.
Two more Super Pockets,AtariandTechnos, released last month.
It charges via USB-C and runs for up to five hours on a full charge.
It has a 3.5mm headphone jack for private listening and a fairly loud stereo speaker.
The EXP-R has a new textured grip not present on theoriginal EXP, which retailed for $150.
Itsells for $25 separately.
The collection includes Blood Omen and Soul Reaver, and both games play great on Evercade.
Evercade is releasing the TATE Grip alongside the handheld to offer better ergonomics while playing vertical-oriented games,.
Thegrip comes in either white (matches the EXP)orblack (matches the EXP-R).
The grip looks like it will make a big difference in comfort.
Unfortunately, the grip was delayed, and Amazon’s listing has a placeholder release date of March 31.
TheVS-R, meanwhile, is a home consolethat can connect to your TV and supports 1080p output.
The VS-R includes one controller, and additionalVS-R controllerscan be purchased separately for $25 each.
It’s worth noting that a wide assortment of third-party wired controllers work with the VS.
