Quick take
If you collect limited-run games and display pieces, the hardest part isn't finding something rare-it's choosing which item to commit to when your shelf and your play queue both have room for one more. These four collector limited editions split into two camps: playable cartridges and display-first collectibles, with listed prices spanning $49.99 to $79.95.
Listed price comparison
| Product | Listed price | Price bar | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Collectors Edition Figures, LIMITED RUN GAMES LRG | USD 79.95 | Shelf centerpiece | |
| Hime's Quest Limited Run Games x Crunchyroll, Sealed Edition | USD 55.00 | Handheld collectors | |
| New Limited Run Games Blade Runner Ultimate Edition Blaster Replica Shadow Box | USD 74.95 | Movie-prop display | |
| Evercade 11 The Doom Collection - 9 Games Limited Collectors Edition Sealed | USD 49.99 | Playable cartridge |
Decision matrix
- Choose the Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Collectors Edition Figures when you want a console display piece built around the remastered trilogy.
- Choose Hime's Quest Limited Run Games x Crunchyroll when a handheld cartridge with an E-Everyone rating sounds like the more distinctive pickup.
- Choose the Blade Runner Ultimate Edition Blaster Replica Shadow Box when you're shopping for a movie-prop display object rather than a playable title.
- Choose Evercade 11 The Doom Collection when you want a multi-game cartridge for Evercade hardware and prefer the lowest listed price in this set.
Product notes
Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Collectors Edition Figures, LIMITED RUN GAMES LRG
This Limited Run Games collector's edition is listed as brand new on Sony PlayStation 5, with the Tomb Raider I-III Remastered name, a T-Teen rating, and a genre calling out action, adventure, and puzzle. The "Collectors Edition Figures" part of the title tells you where the appeal lies: it is meant to be seen. If your collection is a display shelf rather than a backlog, this is the piece that gives you a boxed centerpiece. The budget side of that display ambition is worth flagging, because it sits at the top of the listed price range and asks for the biggest single commitment in this group.
Hime's Quest Limited Run Games x Crunchyroll, Sealed Edition
This Game Boy Color cartridge comes from a Limited Run Games x Crunchyroll collaboration, with an E-Everyone rating and an NTSC-U/C region code. The Hime's Quest series name gives it a distinct identity for collectors who enjoy niche handheld releases, and the cartridge size makes it easy to store in a small display case or drawer. The trade-off is format focus: this is a Game Boy Color item, so it will connect most strongly with a collection that already centers on handheld hardware. It also arrives sealed, so its display value rests on keeping it that way.
New Limited Run Games Blade Runner Ultimate Edition Blaster Replica Shadow Box
This one steps away from playable games entirely. The title describes a Blade Runner blaster replica in a shadow box, and the listing notes that it comes from Limited Run Games, is brand new, and shows no visible serial number. That last detail matters if you track numbered collectibles, because it tells you up front that there is no visible number to hunt for. It is also the only option here that gives you a movie-prop-style display piece without needing a console or cartridge anywhere near it. What holds it back is the display-only nature: it is a replica rather than a game, so it adds atmosphere to a room but not a single playable title to your library.
Evercade 11 The Doom Collection - 9 Games Limited Collectors Edition Sealed
This is the cartridge that leans hardest into playability. The title leads with DOOM, the description adds DOOM II: Hell on Earth plus bonus map packs, and the listed features include a full-colour manual, modern save states, and region-free compatibility across Evercade handheld, arcade, and home console systems. That combination makes it a natural choice if you already own Evercade hardware and want a limited collector's edition that you can actually play. The flip side is the platform commitment: everything here is built around the Evercade cartridge format, so it won't fit into a standard PlayStation or Nintendo console library. For someone without an Evercade system, this would be a platform-first decision rather than a universal pick.
Final recommendation by use case
- For a console display centerpiece with a Tomb Raider name behind it, choose the Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Collectors Edition Figures.
- For a handheld-cartridge pick with a Crunchyroll co-brand, choose Hime's Quest Limited Run Games x Crunchyroll, Sealed Edition.
- For a shadow-box replica that brings a Blade Runner blaster into the room, choose the Blade Runner Ultimate Edition Blaster Replica Shadow Box.
- For a playable multi-game cartridge at the low end of the listed price range, choose Evercade 11 The Doom Collection.
