Radical Reggie is a passionate video game collector, reviewer, and YouTuber known for his encyclopedic knowledge of gaming history and his genuine enthusiasm for the hobby. Whether he’s showcasing recent pickups, highlighting hidden gems, exploring obscure retro titles, or discussing the latest releases, Reggie brings an infectious energy and authenticity that resonates with viewers. His content often blends thoughtful commentary, deep industry knowledge, and a collector’s appreciation for physical media, making his channel a favorite among retro gaming fans.
In today’s video, We’re diving into our latest game pickups—some unexpected finds, a few nostalgic throwbacks, and a couple that might raise an eyebrow (in a good way). Whether it’s hidden gems, bargain bin surprises, or titles we’ve been hunting down for a while, there’s a little bit of everything in this haul.
What have YOU picked up lately? Any recommendations I should be on the lookout for?
GAMES SHOWN:
Resident Evil Requiem
Life is Strange Reunion
The Trial of Kharzoid
Reanimal
The Precinct
Rogue Flight
Killer Frequency
Old School Gamer Magazine
Twinkle Star Sprites
The Pale Beyond
Fear the Spotlight
Mario Tennis Fever
Quint’s Quest
Voyage of the Dead
Going Postal
Irem Collection Vol 2
Super Woden GP
Abathor
System Shock 2
GTI Club
Sigma Star Saga DX
Star Ocean First Departure R
UFO 50
Airoheart
Turrican Collection
Taito Arcade 3
The Good Old Days
Penny’s Big Breakaway
Ariana And the Elder Codex
Irem Collection Vol 3
Ace Combat 5 Flight Stick
Hidden Gem 1
Hidden Gem 2
Radical Reggie + recent game pickups = shelves under stress. Let’s talk new games, old games, and the thrill of adding “just one more” to the collection.
Games Shown:
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater
Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter
Monument Valley The Trilogy
Homebody
Yooka-Re-Playlee
Tanuki Justice
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds
Hotel Barcelona
Little Nightmares III
Castlevania: Dominus Collection
Mortal Kombat XL
Mortal Kombat 11
Deathwish Enforcers
Pizza Pops
Fortified Zone 2
Tales of Xillia: Remastered
Raiden Nova
Macross: Shooting Insight
Death Stranding Director’s Cut
Mario vs Donkey Kong
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves
Laika: Aged Through Blood Snowbros. Wonderland
Post Trauma
Syberia: Remastered
Cronos: The New Dawn
Dead Reset
Genki Switch Accessories
Fx-Unit Yuki SG Memorial Box
Skinny & Franko Fists of Violence
Burnhouse Lane
Retro Fighters Hunter 360 controller
Retro Fighters BattlerGC controller
Spinmaster
Golden Axe
Metroid Prime 4 Beyond
Kag’s Pixelated Quest
Evercade Alpha Taito Bartop Arcade
Evercade NeoGeo Arcade 2
Evercade NeoGeo Arcade 3
Evercade Activision Collection 1
Evercade Rare Collection
Evercade The Llamasoft Collection
Custom GBA
GAMES SHOWN:
Modded PS2
Bitmap Bureau Collection
Popslinger
Vinyl Records
Switch 2
Split Faction
Fast Fusion
Rival Megagun
Ad Infinitum
Spelunker HD Deluxe
Power Rangers Rita’s Rewind
Blazing Rangers
Postal Brain Damaged
Kingdom Hearts PSP
PSP Street E1000
Everreach Project Eden
Assassin’s Creed Shadows
Fatal Fury City of Wolves
Sanabi
Eightman
Afterdream
Lunar Remastered Collection
Black Bird
Nightmare Busters
Metalgun Slinger
Retro Gaming Library: Amiga Edition
Racing Lagoon
Nippon Marathon
SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos
All Hell Unleashed
Scar-Lead Salvation
Brok: The InvestiGATOR
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GAMES SHOWN:
GameStop posters
PS2 / PSP demos
Rogue Flight
Beyond Good & Evil 20th Anniversary
Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection
Pepper Grinder
Xenogears 2.0
CastleVania Symphony of the Night
Alundra
Ninja Five-O
Grand Theft Auto III (Dreamcast)
Somerville
V-Rally 3
Freedom Wars: Remastered
God of Rock
Balatro
Diesel Legacy: The Brazen Age
Everspace 2
XenoCrisis
Atari 7800+ Press Kit
A.R.T.I.
Rogue Dawn Metroid
Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti
IGS Classic Arcade Collection
Shinorubi Pink Edition
Cat Quest: The Fur-tastic Trilogy
Triggerheart Exelica
Gibbon: Beyond the Trees
Rusted Moss
Lethal Wedding
Video Game Collector’s Field Guide (Book)
Tales of Graces F: Remastered
Unico Pocket Handheld
Yars Rising
SHINOBI NON GRATA
Lacrimosa of Dana (Book)
Shockman Zero
Raging Bytes
Black Myth Wukong
Wild Guns: Reloaded
Wonder Boy Collection
Big Helmet Heroes is a brand new hilarious 3D beat em up game. You smash, bash, and crash your way through battles with oversized helmets and weapons so ridiculous they’d make a blacksmith cry. Play as four different character types and unlock 29 hidden heroes on this epic adventure. Check Out Big Helmet Heroes on Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series and Steam: https://tinyurl.com/4b73zkmn
The “beat ’em up” genre of video games is essentially the digital equivalent of a chaotic bar fight, but with more dramatic flair and significantly fewer legal consequences. These games drop players into the streets, alleys, and sometimes intergalactic prisons of fictional worlds, handing them one simple mission: punch, kick, and occasionally suplex everything in sight. Whether you’re a muscled-up vigilante in a sleeveless leather jacket or a mutant turtle with a grudge, the gameplay remains consistent—walk right, beat up identical goons who seem to have come from the same cloning facility, and continue until you reach a boss who’s roughly the size of a minivan. There’s always a street hot dog or inexplicably placed turkey dinner lying around for health, because apparently, consuming questionable floor meat is the key to superhuman endurance.
But what really makes beat ’em ups a treasure trove of ridiculous fun is their complete disregard for realism. You can suplex a shark, throw a motorcycle at a gang leader, or take down an entire army with nothing but your fists and a denim vest. The enemies arrive in predictable waves, politely waiting their turn to get knocked out, and they’re always color-coded so you know exactly how tough they are (because fashion equals strength, obviously). Whether it’s classics like Final Fight and Streets of Rage or more modern takes, the genre never fails to deliver the timeless joy of solving every problem with excessive force. After all, diplomacy is overrated when you can just button-mash your way to justice.
** NEW FOR 2025! ** GAME PICKUPS: 38 Games (PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, N64, SNES) – Game Pickups with Reggie and Metal Jesus rocks! We show you 38 games & collectables we added to the collection, plus some surprises! WATCH >> https://youtu.be/tu-qYTk0eSc
GAMES SHOWN:
Shadows of the Damned (PS5)
Alone in the Dark
Captain Toonhead vs the Punks from Outer Space (PSVR2)
Bramble (PS4)
Feather (PS4)
Steel Assault (Switch)
Grand Mountain Adventure Wonderlands (Switch)
White Day 2 (PS5)
Rolling Gunner + Over Power (PS4)
Super Zangyura (PS4 / Switch)
Demon Stone (PS2)
Drommelfall (PC)
Grandia (Saturn)
Grandia HD Collection (PS4)
Broforce (Switch)
Viewpoint 2064 (N64)
Ogre (C64) YouTube: ZoltanTheHun
Sin & Punishment (English) (N64)
Wargroove 1 + 2 (Switch)
Logic Bomb (SNES)
Rocket Knight Adventures ReSparked! (Switch)
Trip World DX (PS4 / Switch)
Sonic & Shadow Generations (Switch)
PlayStation Mantis controller
Silent Hill 2 Remake (PS5)
Melfand Stories (SNES)
Future Unfolding (PS4)
Assault Suits Valken: Deluxe Edition (SNES)
Grime (PS5)
I, AI (PS5)
Elevator Agent (Atari 2600)
Haunted Halloween (NES)
Painkiller Hell & Damnation Uncut (PS3)
Densei (SNES)
Monster Jam Showdown (PS5, Xbox, Switch)
Hyperiria (SNES)
System Shock LE (PC)
Norway gift
** DISCLAIMER: Some of the items shown were sent to us for review however all of the opinions are our own **
Radical Reggie visits GameStop Retros to see if the hype for retro games was really there. I was shocked.
GameStop is like that distant uncle who still wears cargo shorts and talks about the glory days of Blockbuster, refusing to acknowledge that the world has moved on. You walk in, and it’s an odd combination of excitement and mild sadness. Shelves are filled with used games that look like they’ve seen more action than your average Marvel movie marathon, while a teenager in the back is trying to trade in a stack of 20 games, only to be offered enough store credit to maybe buy a stick of gum. The place is a treasure trove for the nostalgic, but also a glaring reminder that digital downloads have basically karate-chopped physical media in the face.
The staff, bless their souls, are the gatekeepers of all things geek. They can tell you the plot of The Last of Us backwards while simultaneously trying to convince you to pre-order something, even though you’re just there for some Mario-themed socks. The store somehow feels like the last stand of a forgotten era, clinging to relevance with Funko Pops and energy drink displays. You’ll leave with a lighter wallet, a new game you probably don’t need, and a lingering feeling that GameStop is less a store and more a quirky time capsule with a serious gaming addiction.
Recent game pickups with Reggie! Most of these games are great, but there is ONE QUESTIONABLE game that may or may not be TERRIBLE LOL –> https://youtu.be/CywNdslXMjA
What game in YOUR COLLECTION are a little embarrassed to admit you own?
GAMES SHOWN:
Double Dragon Swag
Promenade
Fran Bow
Blaster Master Zero Trilogy
VirtuaVerse
DoDonPachi Blissful Death Re:Incarnation
Unicorn Overlord
The King of Fighters ’98
Fights in Tight Spaces
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy Reunion
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Oniken+Odallus Collection
Fast & Furious: Showdown
Princess Peach Showtime!
Terminator: Resistance
CyberOrg
Blacksite: Area 51
Castlevania Advance Collection
Haak
Nightmare Reaper
WarJetz
Hyper-5
G-Darius HD
Mega Man X3
Castlevania: SOTN
RR Art
Garou: Mark of the Wolves
Star Wars: KOTOR II