All posts by Metal Jesus Rocks

Star Wars: Galactic Racer Review

Star Wars: Galactic Racer takes the classic Star Wars podracing formula, cranks the speed to absolutely stupid levels, and then throws a bunch of fresh ideas into the cockpit. Yeah, it looks freaking fantastic, but this isn’t just the old Racer games wearing a shiny 4K jacket. You’ve got multiple customizable vehicle classes, planets you can actually jump out and explore in third-person, and a roguelite-style campaign that makes every run feel like there’s something on the line. And when you slam into the competition, blow stuff up, and rocket through ridiculous tracks, you can definitely feel the DNA of arcade legends like Burnout and MotorStorm.

The biggest problem is that the campaign can start feeling repetitive after a while, especially when you’re constantly revisiting the same handful of planets. And come on, this is a game rooted in the golden age of couch multiplayer, so the lack of split-screen is a pretty brutal miss. Still, Galactic Racer is an impressive first outing from Fuse Games and, honestly, it’s freaking awesome to see this long-dormant corner of the Star Wars universe back on the starting grid. Fire up the engines, hit the nitrous, and hold onto your freaking helmet!

Commodore 77 announcement and details – It looks rad!

Commodore is BACK! And they’re jumping headfirst into the retro scene with the new Commodore 77. At Gamescom 2026, we got a closer look at this brand-new computer and chatted with Commodore CEO Christian Simpson, aka Peri Fractic, about the inspiration behind it, how it came together, the design, the keyboard, the lighting, and what makes the Commodore 77 more than just another retro-inspired machine. Is Commodore really back? Let’s take a look!

Was Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2012) Actually That Bad?

Need for Speed: Most Wanted is what happens when Criterion Games takes the open-world chaos of Burnout, throws a bunch of exotic cars into the mix, and says, “You know what this needs? MORE POLICE!” You blast around Fairhaven City at completely irresponsible speeds, smash through billboards, launch yourself off buildings, and generally treat the laws of physics as a loose suggestion. The cars are gorgeous, the crashes are spectacular, and the police are seemingly equipped with an unlimited supply of patrol cars and a personal vendetta against you. It’s fast, loud, ridiculous, and basically automotive therapy for people who think driving 55 MPH is a personal insult.

I Finally Completed the North American PSP GAME Collection!

The Sony PSP was one of the coolest handhelds ever made, and in this video I’m taking a look at my Sony PSP game collection and celebrating what made this system so special! With its gorgeous widescreen display, impressive graphics, killer sound, and a library packed with everything from major PlayStation franchises to seriously overlooked hidden gems, the PSP felt like carrying a tiny PS2 in your pocket. From God of War and Metal Gear Solid to Lumines, Patapon, RPGs, racing games, and all kinds of unexpected goodness, there’s a LOT to love here. So let’s dig through the collection and remember why the PSP absolutely rocked!

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Exploring Asheville North Carolina w/ Lazy Game Reviews!

I’m continuing my year of traveling around the U.S. and checking out places that are new to me, and this time I’m heading nearly 2,200 miles from Seattle to Asheville, North Carolina! Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville has a little bit of everything: incredible scenery, great food, music, breweries, quirky local businesses, and a seriously impressive amount of retro and pop-culture goodness. In this video, we explore the city, hit up Level 256 Classic Arcade Bar, dig through movies at Orbit DVD, hunt for vinyl at Harvest Records and Records in the Rad, check out the Asheville Pinball Museum, compare Beaver Lake to Seattle’s Green Lake, explore the River Arts District, grab some legendary BBQ at 12 Bones, and even visit Clint from Lazy Game Reviews to check out his massive video game and computer collection. Plus, there’s plenty of Dolly Parton, cicadas, coffee, arcade games, physical media, and nerdy treasures along the way. Welcome to Asheville!

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TooManyGames 2026 Indie Game Showcase Awards

The 2026 TooManyGames Indie Game Showcase Awards are here!

Recorded live on the Neko Stage at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA, this year’s awards celebrate some of the coolest, weirdest, most creative indie games I discovered at TooManyGames.

Out of nearly 800 games that applied, just 150 were selected for the Indie Game Showcase, and from those, the judges picked winners across 17 different categories.

That’s a LOT of indie games. And honestly, narrowing that list down must have been like trying to choose your favorite child… assuming your children were all pixelated, made by three people in a basement, and running on a potato.

Let’s check out the winners from the 2026 TooManyGames Indie Game Showcase Awards!

5 Brand New Cars Nobody Wants in 2026 ROTTING ON LOTS

Why are some expensive cars just sitting on dealership lots collecting dust? Thomas Sieber takes a look at some high-priced models from Volkswagen, Dodge, Jeep, Nissan, and Porsche that are struggling to find buyers. We’ll look at what’s happening with prices, what dealers are doing to move these cars, and why some of these vehicles just aren’t selling.

Is it overpriced cars, changing consumer tastes, or a combination of both? Let’s take a look at what’s really going on.