Reggie and Metal Jesus are back with an all new Recent Game Pickups.
GAMES SHOWN:
Tales of Phantasia (PS1)
Resident Evil 4 (PS5)
Polybius (USB Hub)
Missile Command (Replicade)
Q-Bert (Replicade)
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion (Xbox Series X)
Gunborg (Switch / PS4)
Metroid Prime: Remastered (Switch)
Avenging Spirit (GB)
Young Souls (Switch)
Arcanum (PC)
My Memory of Us (Switch)
Dicey Dungeons (Switch)
Cotton Fantasy (PS4)
Dead Space Remake (Xbox Series X)
WindJammers : Flying Power Edition (PS4)
Attack of the Movies 3D (Xbox 360)
Policenauts (PS1)
Mushihimesama (Switch)
Chaos Code (Switch)
Rain on Your Parade (Switch)
Crisis Wing (PS4 / Switch)
Akai Katana Shin (Switch)
Battletoads & Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team (NES)
Fast RMX (Switch)
The Touryst (Switch)
Heaven Dust Collection (Switch)
ATARI 50: THE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION (Xbox Series X)
Cuphead (PS4 / Switch)
Clive n Wrench (PS4 / Switch)
Retro City Rampage DX (PS3)
Shakedown Hawaii (PS3)
Silent Scope Light Rifle (Xbox)
Megaman X figures
TG-16 CD
Nintendo Game & Watches
A full hour of GAME PICKUPS! ( Switch / PS4 / Dreamcast / NES / PS3) – How many physical PS4 games do YOU think Reggie owns? Watch the video to find out!
GAMES SHOWN:
FX-Unit Yuki (Dreamcast)
Metal Max Xeno Reborn (Switch)
Road 96 Prologue (Book)
Dungeons & Doomknights (Switch)
Infernax (PS4)
Lumote (Switch)
Capcom Fighting Collection (PS4 / Switch)
Prince of Persia (PS3)
The House of the Dead Remake (Switch)
Mechwarrior 5 (PS5)
Snow Bros. Tom & Nick Special (Switch)
Ganryu 2 (Switch)
Taito Milestones (Switch)
Sturmwind (Dreamcast)
Fight n Rage (Switch)
Ferrari Challenge (PS3)
Cotton Reboot (strictly limited) (PS4)
Wytchwood (Switch)
Horgihugh & Friends (Switch)
The Arm Wrestling Classic (NES)
Eastward (Switch)
Pac-Man Museum+ (Switch)
Monster Crown (PS4)
Shadow Gangs (Dreamcast)
Wonder Boy Collection (Switch / PS4)
Space Turtle Ship (Genesis)
Monster Hunter Stories 2 (Switch)
Gaiares (Genesis)
Asterix & Obelix: Slap them All! (PS4)
Pocky & Rocky Reshrined (Switch)
Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon (PS4)
Rainbow Billy (Switch / PS4)
Chrono Cross the Radical Dreamers Edition (Switch)
Hey everyone, awhile back Jason and I went game hunting and I final put the video footage together that Jason helped me capture while out hunting. I found some cool stuff as usual, but also wanted to add a current pickup to addition of the games I got while out game hunting with Jason – Radical Reggie
Everybody loves a good deal, right? That’s why I ❤️ cheap Xbox One & PS4 games and here are 9 games for $15 or LESS! — >> https://youtu.be/oBz7LrZ6qWM
GAMES SHOWN:
Mad Max
Battlefield: Hardline
Zombieland: Double Tap – Road Trip
Need for Speed: Heat
Titanfall 2
Assassin’s Creed: Origins
Foreclosed
Metro Exodus
Trine Ultimate Collection
VIDEO TRANSCRIPTION:
– [Metal Jesus] Hey guys, Metal Jesus here. Now, I don’t need to tell you, but the price of pretty much everything, including video games, has been going up lately. And so, because of that reason, I visited my local game stores looking for some good deals. Specifically, I wanted to look at last-gen stuff. The Xbox One and also the PlayStation 4. So in this video, I’m gonna recommend some games that you can pick up relatively cheap. Many of these are $15 or less. Some of them, way less than that. Let’s take a look.
I’m gonna start off with a game, that I will admit, I should have played a long time ago. That is “Mad Max“. Now, my buddy Bo, when this first came out, told me about this game and said it was gonna be right up my alley. And honestly, I don’t know why I didn’t play this game when it first came out. I think there was just other stuff around that was grabbing my attention. But, I’m glad that I went back and checked it out. As of the making of this video, you can still pick this game up for anywhere from $10 on the Xbox One, up to, say, $15 on the PlayStation 4. Basically what this game is, it’s an open-world post-apocalyptic game where you play as Mad Max, and you’re going around battling gangs and raiders as he tries to upgrade his car. He’s called his car The Magnum Opus. What makes this game somewhat unique, is that the majority of your time in this game is spent in that car, and you are cruising around just beating the tar out of these raiders. So, the game really focuses a lot on car combat. And, you know, as an arcade racing fan myself and also a fan of this movie, well, that’s a good time. But, you don’t spend all the time in your car. You will get out and take on missions where you try to get parts for it, scraps to basically help you try to upgrade it. And with that, you’ll get better engines, better armor, tires, et cetera. For instance, you can add a weapon to it like a harpoon gun, which allow you to tear down structures. Also, in combat, time slows down whenever you activate the harpoon. And so, you can aim at, say, a car door and rip it off. Or, maybe you can shoot it at the driver and then yank him out of his car. It never gets old. There’s also flamethrowers and even a sniper rifle and a bunch more. There is hand-to-hand combat, and it feels very similar to me to the “Batman: Arkham” series, where you need to kind of focus your attention on the different enemies that will quickly surround you and overwhelm you if you don’t manage them well. So, you’ll be beating the tar out of them, and then as they surround you, you’ll get, like in this case, a triangle where that’ll shift your focus over and you’ll block him. And basically, again, kinda like the Batman games, you’re always doing this sort of beat them up dance with these guys to keep them at bay and try to win the battle. Now, again, I’m not entirely sure why it took me so long to check this game out, because I’m glad I finally did. And at this price, you don’t really have an excuse.
Next up is “Battlefield Hardline“. And, I was able to find this for between $5 and $6, depending on the Xbox or the PlayStation 4 version. Right off the bat, you have to know that this is a very different game from the other entries in the “Battlefield” franchise. Usually, these games focus on big military battles. But for this one, it’s more like a police drama and kinda plays out like a TV show or movie. In this game, you play as a cop that gets tangled up in this kinda messy drug war that may or may not involve different members of your own police force. Levels mostly take place in and around Miami, as you discover who’s involved in letting these drugs and these gangs kinda run rampant all over the streets. Overall, the story is kinda predictable. Especially, if you are familiar with this genre and you watch a lot of this type of stuff. But, I do think it’s very well acted, and the levels are really cool. It kinda reminds me of, I guess more of the “Call of Duty” type games. Probably more than that, than say, a typical “Battlefield” game. But, I did finish this one. I sat down and played it over a couple nights and I loved it! And the great thing is, it’s not very long. It’s about, I don’t know, probably six or seven hours. So, it doesn’t overstay its welcome. And I definitely had a good time with it. And again, at this price, if you like these kind of games, why not check it out?
– [Man] I’m going here! Don’t let them get away! Moving on.
Next is a game I’m very excited to check out. This was recommended to me time and time again. It is “Zombieland: Double Tap- Road Trip“. For this game, I was able to find a copy of the game for the Xbox One, at around $7. However, just be aware that sometimes the PlayStation 4 version can be, well, it’ll be a little bit more than that. I was able to find it for just under $15, so you might need to shop around. As you can see here, this is a twin stick shooter. But, it takes place between those two movies. So, after the first one but before the second one. And the cool thing is, it features all of those lovable kind of wacky characters. And I love these movies. If you haven’t seen them before, they are… They’re not really parodies. They´re kind of just… Well, they’re like survival horror but with comedy in them. I guess that’s how you would describe them. But basically, they’re hilarious. They’re awesome. They’re usually overly gorey. And, I just don’t know why this game passed me by. But, like I said, a lot of you reached out and said I should definitely check it out. And, I’m glad that you did. I think the main complaint that a lot of people had with this is that it’s pretty short. It really only lasts about two to three hours. And when this first came out, it was a $40 purchase, which admittedly a lot of people were like, “Eh, that doesn’t necessarily sound like it’s worth the money” But, now that the game is way cheaper, maybe it’s price is kind of in line with it’s length. Either way, if you’re fans of the movie and twin stick shooters, you probably should check this one out.
Next up, is “Need For Speed: Heat“. So, I was able to find this game for about $10 on the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4. Now, let’s be honest here, for a couple years now, the “Need For Speed” series wasn’t doing that great with racing fans. When you think back to this time, the games that came before Heat, you know, some of them required an always connected console. I think one of them like… Yeah, you had to be connected to the internet to even pause the game, which is so weird. Also, some of these games were being inundated with loot boxes and micro transactions, and just a bunch of stuff that fans were, I don’t know, they were starting to get kind of pissed. And because of that, a lot of people, like myself, started ignoring this franchise. Well thankfully, “Need For Speed: Heat” is considered a bit of a return or reboot for the series, where it basically just focuses on one big open-world racing with not a lot of, sort of, unnecessary distractions. And, I do think, for the most part, they nailed it! But, was it too late? I mean, it seemed like a lot of people, like myself, we kind of ignored this game when it first came out because we had moved on to “Forza Horizon”, which kind of picked up the gauntlet a little bit, and those games are excellent! But, now that years have passed and I’ve gone back to check out Heat, well, you know, I can see that now this is actually a really good “Need For Speed” game. And, it’s one that you can quickly get pretty addicted to.
– [Policeman] This is not a game! Stop your car! All right, that’s enough! 4221 to control. Basically, this is an open-world version of Miami, and then they divide it into day and night races. If you choose to race in the day, you’ll get officially sanction races that will earn you money towards buying new cars, new upgrades, things like that. But if you choose to race at night, well, all of the races are illegal. And so, the cops are out waiting for you. So it’s because of this risk, you can build up, at night, your reputation, which then advances the story. So, it’s not a 24 hour cycle like the previous games. And instead in this one, again, you will choose when, during the day or night, you’ll want to race. That’s not to say that there isn’t, sort of a change in the level, though. For instance, during the day you’ll see that, actually, like a storm will roll in and you’ll get some clouds and some rain, and things like that. But, it’s just different enough to make it feel, kind of unique compared to some of the previous ones. And, I have to say that I like that it’s set in Miami. It feels like a really good location to set a “Need For Speed” game. I like driving around the city. It looks great! And then, you can get outside of the city a little bit, and again, it’s just beautiful to explore! Now let’s be clear, this is not my favorite “Need For Speed” game. In some ways it does feel a little bit generic. So, it’s not perfect but I do think it is a very good one. And again, at that price, if you’re looking for another arcade racing game, check it out!
Oh yeah, baby! Next up is a game I feel like I talk a lot about but I’m gonna do it again, and that is “Titanfall 2“. First off, I had to add it on this list because I do really like this game. And honestly, for $3 on the Xbox One, or $5 on the PlayStation 4, this is an amazing steal! So, what’s going on here? Well, as you can see, it is a first person shooter but, the difference here is that you control character both on foot and then when they climb into these like, towering mechs. And, it’s more than just a gimmick too, because the scale and the perspective changes depending on if you’re on foot or in this mech. And, it’s cool because sometimes you’ll need to hop out of the mech to maybe flip a switch or something, or open a door. But then, at other times you’ll have to hop into that mech just to survive a battle. It’s awesome! Another cool feature about this game, is that it has a wall run mechanic. And, you know, in the past I’d tried games that would have this kind of feature in there, and it was always sort of awkward to try to jump on the wall and then get off the wall in a way that didn’t feel clunky. And, I have to say that “Titanfall” is the first game I’ve played with a wall run mechanic that just feels very natural. I was able to pick this up really quickly in the tutorial. And after that, I loved it. And for me, this game is all about the single player campaign, which is filled with a bunch of colorful characters. It’s got some big set pieces and some really interesting levels to explore. Listen, I’m gonna keep singing the praises of this game because, at the time, when I fist played it, and even today when I’m capturing some of this footage, I still love it! It’s still a surprise. And again, for $5 or less, if you like these kind of games, you have no excuse to not check this out.
All right, now for something completely different. This is “Assassin’s Creed Origins“. So, I was able to find this for $8 on the Xbox One and $9 on the PlayStation 4. And if I’m being honest, I’ve kind of fallen in and out of love with the “Assassin’s Creed” franchise for a while now. I remember really loving the second one but then kind of skipping over, I think, the third one. Playing a little bit of Black Flag. But, now I’m coming back and really digging Origins. It just seems like this is the kind of franchise that you can skip a couple years and still be okay, but then come back to this one, you know? Or one like this. And, I do feel like this is a good one to jump back in, if it’s been a while since you played these. The one thing about it, that I really like, is that it takes place in Ancient Egyptian times. At around, about 40 BC. And like some of the other ones, there’s a lot of political upheaval. In this one it’s really cool ’cause you get to meet a bunch of pharaohs, including Cleopatra and even Julius Caesar, and a bunch more. I’m just a sucker for that kind of era. And, I feel like it really lends itself well to this “Assassin’s Creed” style. And, it’s fun to explore the open-world. Again, especially in Egypt, when you’re exploring pyramids and tombs. You know, kind of like… Almost like a stealthy “Indiana Jones” or something. Listen, I know this franchise tends to just kind of run together. I feel like they’ve maybe released too many of them. And also, the overall sci-fi piece of Eden aspect to it. The plot is kind of confusing. But, I do really dig the cord gameplay. And again, at this price, why not check it out?
All right, next is something that you may not be expecting. And that is a game called “Foreclosed“. And, I was able to find copy of this for about $8. Now, this game may not be for everybody because it’s not as polished as some of the others on this list. But, I do think it’s worth checking out. So, as you can see here by the footage, it is a cyberpunk third person action game, where you play as this guy who is involved in this kind of shadowy corporate conspiracy. That’s basically involving the implants that he has in his body. In the beginning of this game, you’re being chased by people who want to kill you, and you’re not entirely sure why. However, there’s this lady who is helping you. And along the way, she starts unlocking more abilities. Which, I guess to me, started feeling very similar to the “Deus Ex” series, where then you can hack terminals. You can see though walls. You can use different weapons. Stuff like that. However, I should say that this is not as polished as “Deus Ex”, not by a long shot. But, you can definitely see the similarities there. Maybe, they were influenced by it. Despite looking pretty cool, it’s main issue really is that combat just gets really dull and repetitive after a while. And honestly, the enemies are not very smart. I mean, there are times and literally, they’re just standing, they’re shooting at a wall, trying to hit you. So, you kind of have to look past the combat a little bit in this game. But, the story is pretty cool and the world is definitely fun to explore. And, it’s not a very long game. You can beat this game at about three to four hours. So, at that price, I think it feels pretty good.
Next up is another game that I finished recently, and I was surprised to see that you can buy it relatively inexpensively. That, of course, is “Metro Exodus“. You know, I’m not entirely sure why this game is so cheap. I was able to find copies for less than $10 on the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4. Maybe it’s because the next gen versions of it also came out on the PS5 and the Xbox Series X. That’s actually the footage that you’re seeing here. And, that’s what I played and beat a couple weeks ago. But, I don’t think you’d be missing much if you get the previous gen versions of it. Also, I know that some people were turned off on the previous games because those, primarily, were trapped in these kind of endless tunnels and buildings. But what I like about this game, is that it breaks out of that and gets the player outside of the city. Basically, this is a post-apocalyptic fist person shooter that mixes in a little bit of survival horror, and a little bit of stealth. But, more than that, you also get some great characters and some laugh out loud humor. I was very surprised by this because when you look at this game from the outside, it looks very dark, very depressing. And, yes, the environment is. The whole scenario of the game is. But, I was very surprised how much humor and character was in this game. I really liked it a lot. Now, you should know going into this, that this is the third game in the series based on some books. However, I don’t think you need to actually play the first two to enjoy this one. I certainly didn’t. And, there is a nice recap at the beginning of the game. Plus, I don’t know, I mean, It’s not a very complicated story. At least it didn’t seem like it. And so, I was able to jump into this one. Played it all the way to the end and absolutely loved it. So, don’t let that turn you off on this. I think you’ll quickly figure it out. This is truly an epic game. Has a lot of really cool places to explore. Like I said, the characters are really cool. You get attached to them. You wanna fight for them, you know? And plus, it’s just got a lot of fun surprises in the plot too. Again, I’m not gonna give anything away. All I’m gonna say is, it’s highly recommended.
Now, here’s something completely different from that. And, that is the “Trine: Ultimate Collection“. I was able to find copies of this for around $10. What’s cool about this, is that there is a lot of bang for the buck here. There’s actually four games included in this collection. If you’re not familiar with this franchise, basically these are platform/puzzle games. And the main mechanic here is that you play and swap between three different characters. So, you have a wizard, a thief and a knight. And each of these have their own skills and abilities. And, this is not just a gimmick either ’cause you will constantly be switching between them, depending on the situation. For instance if you need to get up on a ledge, the wizard can summon a box and also use magic. The thief can shoot ropes and also use a grappling hook to swing over to those ledges. And then when enemies show up and try to stop you, well, the knight is really best in hand-to-hand combat. And that’s just really, kind of an overview or simplification of it because this game and it’s puzzles get very tricky. And also, pretty cool because you’ll need to be switching back and forth between those different characters, all the time. And so, this is a great value. However, I do wanna mention that a lot of fans don’t necessarily like the third game that much. The third game ended up pushing the game a little bit more into the 3D realm, and a lot of people didn’t like that. So just be aware that for the most part, people really love the second game and the fourth game. Admittedly, I have only played the fourth game and I loved it! So, that’s a great place to jump in. These games aren’t very complicated when it comes to story. So, you don’t have to play from the beginning. You certainly can. But, just be aware that the third game is one that you probably don’t wanna start on. I guess this is kind of what I’m getting at.
So anyways, guys, that is a quick look at some games from last generation that you can pick up for about $15 or less. Obviously, a lot of games were released during that generation. And this is definitely not an exhaustive list of good deals out there. I would be curious to know if you’ve seen some good deals on games on, say, the Xbox One, the PlayStation 4 or the Switch. Please post a comment down below. And, as always guys, wanna thank you for watching my channel. Thank you for subscribing and take care.
Reggie and Metal Jesus are back with more video game pickups! We can’t help ourselves! 😂
Games shown:
In Nightmare (PS4)
Observer System Redux (PS5)
Eggmania (GBA)
Control (PS5)
Dodgeball Academia (PS4)
Cris Tales (PS5)
Lock n’ Chase (Game Boy)
Lego Star Wars III (3DS)
Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins (3DS)
Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition (3DS)
Ninja Gaiden Master Collection (PS4)
Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut (PS5)
Battle Toads & Double Dragon (Genesis)
Vaporum (Switch)
Cruel King and the Great Hero (PS4)
Final Fantasy Type-O HD (Xbox One)
Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin (PS4)
Flåklypa / Pinchcliffe Grand Prix (Switch)
60-in-1 Game Collection (Switch)
FAR: Lone Sails (Switch)
Hero Land (Switch)
Gas Guzzlers Extreme (Switch)
Tales of Arise (PS4)
Dead or School (Switch)
Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon 2 (PS4)
Bloodroots (Switch)
Song of Horror (PS4)
Beyond a Steel Sky (Switch)
Metal Unit (Switch)
Corpse Killer (Switch)
Dungreed (PS4)
Asteroite (Atari Jaguar)
Okinawa Rush: Black Mantis Edition (PS4)
Lord of Magna (3DS)
Games Shown:
Kirby & the Forgotten Land (Switch)
XenoCrisis (NEOGEO)
Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga (Xbox Series X)
Pixel Frames
Metro Exodus (PS5)
Horizon Forbidden West (PS5)
Uncharted Legacy of Thieves Collection (PS5)
Road 96 (PS4)
Red Death (PS4)
Sturmwind Ex (Switch)
In Rays of the Light (PS5)
Alwa’s Collection (PS4/Switch)
Montezuma’s Revenge (NES)
Tormented Souls (PS4/Switch)
Book of Demons (Switch)
Fishing Star World Tour (Switch)
Fatal Frame Maiden of Black Water (Switch)
The King of Fighters 2002 (PS4)
Butcher (Switch)
Mega Man the Wily Wars (Genesis)
Gremlin / Renovation Collections (Evercade)
Chicken Range (Switch)
Xenocider (Dreamcast)
The King of Fighter XV (PS5)
Sky Raiders Dedux (Atari Lynx)
8Bit Slicks (Atari Lynx)
8Bit Hub (Atari Lynx)
Tandem (PS4/Switch)
Andre Dunos II (Switch)
Cursed Castilla (Switch)
Doom the Classic Collection (Switch)
Melty Blood Type Lumina (PS4)
Modded 3DS
Clock Work Aquario (PS4)
In todays episode of “The Retro Life” we buy a $30,000 video game collection! Easily my biggest purchase ever besides my house! Included in this collection was NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, Playstation games and THE ENTIRE NORTH AMERICAN GAMECUBE SET! Cannot believe all the amazing games we are adding to the collection in this deal. Now to find more space in the game room…thats always the problem! Always on the hunt for retro games, vintage toys and 80s / 90s nostalgia!