Category Archives: Metal Jesus Likes

8 PS4 and Switch games from Red Art Games

Checked out Red Art Games website again and they’ve grown a lot since I did my last video about them. Founded in January 2018, Red Art Games is a French video game publishing company. It offers physical versions of video games only available in digital and in limited edition.

The games presented on Sony PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch, very retro gaming oriented, are, therefore, particularly aimed at collectors.Today, Red Art Games has published no less than 29 video games, all platforms combined, and does not intend to stop there!

Use Promo code: REGGIE10 for your purchases from the website

New Game Releases for Feb 1st – 5th

New video game Releases for Feb 1st – 5th

Apex Legends Season 8: Mayhem [PC, PS4, XBO] – February 2
Control Ultimate Edition [PS5, XSX] – February 2
Cultist Simulator: Initiate Edition [Switch] – February 2
Odysseus Kosmos and His Robot Quest [Switch] – February 4
Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood [PC, PS5, XSX, PS4, XBO] – February 4
Kinetic Edge [PC] – February 5
Nioh Remastered – The Complete Edition [PC, PS5] – February 5
Nioh 2 – The Complete Edition [PC, PS4] – February 5
Nioh 2 Remastered – The Complete Edition [PS5] – February 5
The Nioh Collection [PS5] – February 5
Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World- The Prophecy of the Throne [PS4, Switch] – February 5
Ampersat [PC] – February 6

– List from GamesRadar.com

Panzer Dragoon – A Disappointing Appetizer for Dinner

The Completionist – When I first decided to do this Panzer Dragoon review, I thought it was a game in the Panzer Dragoon saga which many claim to be as good or better than Final Fantasy 7. Anything that could compete with my favorite JRPG of all time should be interesting right? Then I realized that I was playing an arcade rail shooter with a 100 hour playtime achievement. Though it is basically is Star Fox with a dragon, let’s see how this game holds up to Completionists.

How Graphics worked on the Nintendo DS | MVG

Modern Vintage Gamer – The Nintendo DS launched in 2004, with its Dual Screens it was a smash hit for Nintendo, selling over 150 million units. It’s graphics subsystem is a combination of Nintendo’s proven 2d tile based renderer and for the first time on a Nintendo handheld, introduced 3d graphics in hardware. How does it all work? In this episode we take a closer look.