The 3DS has way more bangers than just Pokémon, Mario, and whatever StreetPass game you were weirdly obsessed with. In this video, I dust off Nintendo’s little clamshell of joy and reveal 10 hidden gems so underrated, even Nintendo probably forgot they made some of them.
GAMES SHOWN:
Adventure Time: The Secret of the Nameless Kingdom
Cubic Ninja
Centipede Infestation
The Legend of Korra: A New Era Begins
Andro Dunos 2
Code Name: S.T.E.A.M.
Deca Sports Extreme
Ever Oasis
Alien Chaos 3D
Battleship
Video about more stupidly expensive & rare nintendo switch games.
GAMES SHOWN:
Dust: An Elysian Tail
Steredenn: Binary Stars
Star Wars Knights Of The Old Republic II: The Sith Lords
Tinykin
Contra: Operation Galuga [Convention Exclusive]
Haak
Stern Pinball Arcade
The Flame In The Flood
Evoland: Legendary Edition
Blazing Chrome (NEW)
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I’ve been collecting Nintendo SWITCH games since 2017 and I’m surprised to see many of them have become stupidly expensive $$$ & rare. What is YOUR most valuable physical Switch game?
GAMES SHOWN:
Shantae And The Pirate’s Curse
Fast RMX (SEALED)
RXN (Limited Edition)
Worms: W.M.D
Baldur’s Gate 1 & 2 Enhanced Edition
Mushihimesama [Collector’s Edition]
Outlast Bundle Of Terror
Outlast 2
Thimbleweed Park (Big Box Edition)
Deathsmiles I & II [Love Max Edition]
Here is my entire Sega Genesis (Mega Drive) game collection. So many great games here including rare, uncommon and expensive games plus hidden gems and more!
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Ah, the Sega Genesis—arguably the most rebellious, leather-jacket-wearing, blast-processing-fueled console of the early ‘90s. This was the system that swaggered into the gaming scene, pointed at Nintendo’s Super NES, and said, “You call that speed? Hold my Chaos Emeralds.”
The Console Itself
Looking like a sleek, black, slightly melted VCR, the Genesis had a no-nonsense design that screamed “serious business” (if your business was making an anthropomorphic blue hedgehog run at unsafe speeds). It had a volume slider for headphones—because Sega wanted you to feel like a DJ while mashing buttons—and a giant POWER switch that made you feel important when you flipped it.
Blast Processing™ (Whatever That Was)
Sega’s marketing team conjured up the term Blast Processing™, a mysterious and scientifically dubious feature that essentially meant “our games are fast, and we have an attitude about it.” It was never quite clear what it actually did, but it was enough to make kids feel like they were piloting a fighter jet instead of playing Sonic the Hedgehog in their pajamas.
The Controller
The Genesis controller was a hulking, boomerang-shaped piece of plastic with three whole buttons (which felt futuristic at the time). Later, when fighting games became popular, Sega realized that, oh no, three buttons weren’t enough! So they released the six-button controller, which made the original feel like a rotary phone by comparison.
The Games
Sonic the Hedgehog – A game so fast it felt like it was trying to break the laws of physics.
Altered Beast – A side-scrolling “Greek mythology but weird” game where a guy yells “RISE FROM YOUR GRAVE!” at you like an undead gym coach.
Streets of Rage – Where you settle all disputes with fists, steel pipes, and the occasional turkey dinner found in a trash can.
Mortal Kombat – The game that made parents gasp in horror while kids cheered at pixelated fatalities.
The Console Wars
If you had a Genesis, you were on Team Sega in the legendary Console War against the SNES. It was a brutal playground battlefield where kids debated whether Mario or Sonic would win in a fight (the answer: Sonic, if there were no walls). Sega’s advertising even threw shade at Nintendo with the iconic slogan: 👉 “Genesis Does What Nintendon’t.” (Which is hilarious, because in the end, Nintendid survive longer.)
The Legacy
The Genesis may have eventually lost the war, but it left an undeniable mark on gaming history. It was the cool older sibling of consoles—edgy, stylish, and maybe a little too obsessed with speed. Today, it lives on in retro collections, mini consoles, and the hearts of those who still hear the words “SEGA!” in their dreams.
Would you like to add any Blast Processing™ to your day? 😆
Uncover more hidden gems of the PlayStation 4! From overlooked masterpieces to under-appreciated indie games, this video dives into the PS4’s secret stash of games that deserve way more love.
GAMES SHOWN:
The Deadly Tower of Monsters
Super Box Delivery
Homebody
The Last Hero of Nostalgaia
Ovivo
Twelve Minutes
Yaga
The PlayStation 4 is like that cool friend who always has the best movies, the latest games, and somehow still runs smoothly even after years of use. It hit the perfect sweet spot between power and affordability, packing a serious punch without making your wallet cry. Whether you were swinging through New York as Spider-Man, hunting robotic dinosaurs in Horizon Zero Dawn, or losing yourself in a God of War existential crisis, the PS4 was your loyal digital sidekick. And let’s not forget the Share button—because if you pulled off an insane trick shot in Rocket League but didn’t record it, did it even happen?
Of course, the PS4 also had its quirks, like sounding like a jet engine every time The Last of Us Part II booted up, or occasionally deciding it just didn’t feel like ejecting a disc. But those flaws became part of its charm, like a beloved pet with an attitude. It was the console that kept the gaming world spinning for nearly a decade, bridging the gap between old-school couch co-op and the online multiplayer chaos of today. Plus, with a library that still holds up, it’s the kind of system you can dust off years later and still have a blast—assuming you can find where you left that one controller that always has drift.
Think you’ve seen it all on PlayStation 4? 🤔 Think again! These underrated PS4 games deserve a spot in your library:
GAMES SHOWN:
After Wave: Downfall
Sakura Wars (2019)
Hue
Agent Intercept
Super Hydorah
Batbarian: Testament of the Primordials
Bramble: The Mountain King
The PlayStation 4, or PS4 as it’s lovingly called by gamers and begrudgingly tolerated by parents, is the sleek, black box that promised to revolutionize gaming—and deliver a soundtrack of button mashing to living rooms worldwide. Released in 2013, this console is essentially the Swiss Army knife of entertainment. Need to game? Done. Want to stream Netflix? Easy. Accidentally fall asleep during a binge-watch session and forget to turn it off? It’s got your back. Its iconic DualShock 4 controller, with its touchpad and light bar, makes you feel like you’re holding a spaceship dashboard. But let’s be real: that light bar is mostly just a glowing beacon for your cat to attack.
The PS4’s interface is slick and modern, as long as you don’t mind the occasional existential crisis caused by updates that take longer than a Tolkien trilogy. It also has a knack for transforming into a jet engine when playing graphically intense games, as if it’s personally trying to power your gaming session with sheer enthusiasm. And let’s not forget its library of legendary exclusives. God of War, The Last of Us Part II, and Spider-Man are proof that the PS4 can do more than just make your thumbs sore—it can also emotionally destroy you. In short, the PS4 is that friend who always shows up with snacks, keeps things exciting, but occasionally demands a two-hour nap to recharge.
Atari is like the cool grandparent of the gaming world—back in its prime, it threw the wildest Pong parties and made “joystick” a household word. Founded in 1972, this trailblazer brought us classics like Asteroids and Centipede, proving that all you needed for fun were blocky graphics and a good imagination.
Sure, Atari had its awkward phases (cough the E.T. game burial cough), but let’s be honest: who hasn’t made a few questionable life choices? Despite the ups and downs, it’s the brand that planted the pixelated seeds for the gaming empire we know today. Long live the 8-bit legend!
Atari and Digital Eclipse are back with a new DLC to their excellent Atari 50th the Anniversary Celebration! They are adding 19 playable games, as well as 8 video interviews into a brand new timeline to the main game. More info: https://atari.com
A second DLC entitled The First Console War will be released globally on November 8, in addition to a physical release of Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration Expanded Edition on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5 for $39.99. The physical release contains the original game and both DLCs.
A Steelbook version for Nintendo Switch, which will include Atari 2600 art cards, miniature arcade marquee signs, an Al Alcorn Replica Syzygy Co. business card, will retail for $49.99 USD.
Games Included in DLC #1:
Atari Video Cube (2600)
Avalanche (800)
Avalanche (arcade)
Berzerk (2600 Voice Enhanced)
Berzerk (2600)
Berzerk (5200)
Berzerk (arcade)
Desert Falcon (2600)
Destroyer (arcade)
Football (arcade)
Frenzy (arcade)
Off the Wall (2600)
Red Baron (arcade)
Sky Diver (2600)
Sky Diver (arcade)
Steeplechase (2600)
Stellar Track (2600)
Submarine Commander (2600)
Super Bug (arcade)
Here’s a “best of” marathon of 6 PS4 gaming videos. We talk about 33 PlayStation 4 Hidden Gems plus 14 Arcade Shoot ‘em Ups and I share some rare developer PS4 game controllers at the end. Tons of great PS4 content here, so check it out! WATCH >> https://youtu.be/qcMCbDIqdws
Why does the PS4 rock? Glad you asked! Released in 2013 by Sony, the PS4 is like that cool, well-dressed guy at a party who knows just how to entertain you and make you feel at home. With a sleek design, powerful hardware, and a library of games that could make a hermit say “social life who?” the PS4 has been a hit among gamers worldwide.*
Key Features:
1. Graphics So Realistic They Could Make Your Grandma Mistake Them for a Soap Opera:
The PS4’s graphics are top-notch, making characters look so real you half expect them to walk out of the screen and ask you for directions.
2. The Controller:
The DualShock 4 controller is ergonomic, responsive, and has a nifty little light on the back. It’s like the Swiss Army knife of game controllers, minus the ability to open a can of beans.
3. Remote Play:
Ever wanted to play PS4 games on the toilet? Well, with Remote Play, your dreams have come true. You can now be a hero in your living room and a villain in the bathroom, seamlessly.
4. Games Galore:
From “God of War” to “Uncharted,” the PS4’s game library is like an all-you-can-eat buffet of digital awesomeness. There’s something for everyone, whether you’re into action, adventure, or just want to play a game where you pretend to be a goat (yes, that’s a real thing).
5. Online Play:
Join a game of “Call of Duty” online and get mercilessly schooled by a 12-year-old who uses words your parents don’t approve of. PS Plus is your ticket to this humbling experience.
6. VR Compatibility:
The PS4’s virtual reality setup lets you strap on a headset and escape reality. Because who needs to deal with real-life problems when you can fend off zombie hordes in VR?
7. Media Center:
It’s not just a gaming console; it’s also a Netflix machine, a YouTube browser, and a place to pretend you’re going to use the fitness apps but never actually do.
The PS4 is like that trusty dog that’s always there for you after a long day, offering you endless entertainment, companionship, and the occasional frustration when things don’t load fast enough. It’s the ultimate gadget for those who believe that reality is overrated and virtual worlds are where the real fun begins.
Ircha Gaming asked other YouTube personalities which games they consider to be the most underrated Nintendo Switch game, and here are their answers. Bonus at the end where I show off YOUR answers from the Discord community!
The Nintendo Switch is like a magical Swiss army knife for gamers, transforming from a home console to a portable delight faster than you can say “Mario Kart showdown on the toilet!” With its colorful Joy-Con controllers that look like candy and a library of games so vast it could make even the most dedicated couch potato break a sweat, it’s the ultimate chameleon of entertainment. Whether you’re saving Princess Peach from Bowser or just trying to beat your grandma at Animal Crossing, the Switch ensures that your gaming addiction is always just a flick of a wrist away.
