Dija Vlogs Games
Out of the blue, I got interested in fishing games. So I gave the PS1 game Reel Fishing (Fish Eye in Japan) a try and I'm loving it! Lets check the first game out together.
updated 1 year ago
This game is EGG for the Sega dreamcast, a gorgeous pixel art game sadly played by a disgustingly 3-D boss engine. I love it though.
After spending 130 hours in Mira, completing as much as I possibly could, I can safely say this is one of my favorite RPGs of all time. In this video, I talk about what makes Xenoblade Chronicles X so special: the world design, side quests, exploration, progression, combat, Skells, and that addictive grind that scratches the old MMORPG itch.
If you’re wondering whether Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition is worth playing in 2026, or whether it still holds up after well over 100 hours, this review is for you.
Join me as I check out this unusual Pokémon title, react to its gameplay, and see whether this forgotten regional exclusive is secretly worth playing in 2026. If you love obscure Pokémon games, lost spin-offs, retro Nintendo titles, and weird regional exclusives, this one’s for you.
Expect gameplay, commentary, nostalgia, and a look at one of the strangest Pokémon releases ever.
Glorious 4K resolution! Magnificent 60fps! And… yeah, that’s it. No need to content, no improvements to draw distance and enemy pop-in. No HDR.
All for the price for 6,99€. Can’t help but feel
Like this is a bit of a rip-off. Definitely not a must-have.
A while ago square enix released the new remake of the game and I’ve decided to check it out. Dragon Quest 3 HD2D Remake on the Switch 2!
In the past, I’ve been pretty vocal about my dislike of extensively long dialogue sequences in JRPG‘s.
You could even say that I have fallen out of love with the genre over the last couple of years. Many because I’ve been focusing on modern RPG‘s by companies like falcom. In contrast, this very oldschool RPG has brought me so much joy that I had to share in this video.
If you enjoyed Tokyo Xanadu or are curious about what’s next for the series, this video breaks down what Kyoto Xanadu brings to the table and why it matters for the future of the franchise. Expect impressions, analysis, and reactions as we explore how this new chapter builds on the original game.
As someone who has always preferred bound notebooks, ring planners never really appealed to me. But due to changes in my work, I needed a flexible, loose-leaf system . And that’s how I found myself trying the MeePlus Slimline Binder in Personal Size with 11mm Krause rings.
In this video, I share my first impressions and thoughts after starting to use this slim leather binder. I talk about why smaller rings felt less intrusive for me, how the size compares to my favorite notebook formats, and why this system surprisingly fits my current needs.
This is not a full review, but a personal look at a shift in my planning system and mindset.
If you enjoy planner journeys, minimal stationery, or thoughtful reflections on finding systems that actually work, you might enjoy this video.
In this video, I talk about why the Digimon X V-Pet — a small virtual pet device similar to a Tamagotchi — has become one of the most effective productivity tools I’ve ever used.
Instead of constantly reaching for my phone and getting sucked into endless scrolling, I now spend 1–2 minutes checking on my Digimon. That tiny, intentional interaction satisfies the urge for stimulation without breaking my focus or derailing my day.
I break down:
Why phones are such powerful focus killers
How low-friction distractions can actually help productivity
Why physical, single-purpose devices beat productivity apps
How the Digimon X V-Pet fits into a focused daily routine
If you’re interested in digital minimalism, focus, productivity, or reducing screen time, this might surprise you.
In this video, I explain the mindset shift that completely changed how I curate my video game collection.
For years, I chased expensive titles and rising market values. Today, I use a simple 3-Rule system to decide what stays in my collection—and what I sell:
1️⃣ Desirability – Do I genuinely want this game, or am I chasing hype?
2️⃣ Playability – Will I actually play it and enjoy the experience?
3️⃣ Completion – Does it feel complete and satisfying to own?
This approach keeps my retro game collection focused, intentional, and personal—not driven by prices, trends, or FOMO.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed by collecting, burned out by rising prices, or questioning why you collect games at all, this video might help you reset your mindset.
🎮 Gaming doesn’t have to be about value on a shelf.
It can be a conscious life decision.
But my life got busier, and my stance flipped. Today, I prefer clear chapters and self-contained episodes, because I can make real progress in a few hours per week without losing the story thread. In this video, I explain the decision behind that switch: what broke my “marathon or nothing” mindset, why chapter breaks reduce friction, and when I still choose sprawling 60–100 hour adventures.
If you’ve ever felt guilty about your backlog or lost in a long JRPG after a busy week, this might be your turning point too.
Question for you: Did you also go from “episodic isn’t real JRPG” to “okay, this actually works”? Tell me why.
My goal is to train my favorite Pokémon, Misdreavous, which I named Dreamcast, all the way to level 100. Along the way, I’m also trying to catch every Pokémon available through the Pokéwalker.
In this video, I share everything I’ve experienced so far — what it’s like to use the Pokéwalker as an everyday carry (EDC) item, how it fits into my daily routine, and why I’ve grown to love carrying this nostalgic collectible everywhere I go.
I also show off a custom Pokéwalker pouch that my girlfriend made for me, which makes carrying it even more special.
If you enjoy Pokémon nostalgia, retro gaming, collectibles, or unique EDC items, this video is for you.
After years of playing, collecting, and enjoying video games, 2026 is going to mark a major shift in my life. I’ve decided to stop constantly buying new games so I can focus on building my English-teaching business and actually play the huge backlog I’ve collected over the years.
This wasn’t an easy decision, but I know it’s the right one for my goals, my focus, and my future.
In this video, I talk about why I’m making this change, what it means for my gaming journey, and how I plan to balance my passion for games with a new chapter in my life.
Come join me on this journey. I’ll be sharing the highs, lows, and everything in between. Maybe you’re going through something similar, and we can support each other along the way.
We’ll talk about the state of gaming this year, including the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, its controversies, and the overwhelming number of remakes and remasters that defined much of the release calendar. Despite that, I still found plenty of games that left a strong impression.
I’ll also share my thoughts on several classic and retro games that I played for the very first time in 2025, alongside more modern titles. Games discussed include Xenoblade Chronicles X, Super Mario RPG, Ys, Class of Heroes III, and Death Stranding.
Whether you’re interested in a gaming year-in-review, retro discoveries, JRPGs, or thoughts on modern gaming trends, this video is a relaxed reflection on what 2025 meant for me as a gamer.
Let me know in the comments what games defined your 2025!
After years of admiring Hobonichi, the stationery brand founded by Shigesato Itoi (also known for the Mother/EarthBound series) — I’ve never quite found a way to integrate their planners into my daily life. The Weeks layout never fully clicked for me… but next year, that changes.
In this video, I share:
Why I’m finally committing to the Hobonichi Techo
How I plan to use the 2026 Hobonichi Planner (English Edition)
The planning system I've been using until now
Whether I think the Techo will replace my current setup
If you’re a first-time Hobonichi user, curious about the 2026 planners, or looking for inspiration on how to make the Techo work for you, this video is for you!
What is the Hobonichi Techo?
A beautifully designed Japanese planner series known for its Tomoe River paper, daily layout, and cult following in the journaling and planning community.
In this video, we dive deep into one of the most underrated parts of game collecting: appreciating the small differences, unique releases, and overlooked print runs of games you already own.
Instead of chasing the next big purchase, version and variant collecting encourages you to slow down and truly connect with your collection. Box art differences, label revisions, regional prints, ESRB variations, manufacturing quirks — these details tell the story of a game’s history.
Let's talk about things like:
What is a version of a video game?
What exactly counts as a variant?
Is there a difference between the two?
Why do collectors care about versions and variants?
How does this style of collecting add more fun and appreciation to gaming history?
Whether you’re into retro games, modern releases, or full-set collecting, version and variant hunting might become your new favorite part of the hobby.
If you love physical game collecting, preservation, and the stories behind your favorite titles, this video is for you!
In today’s vlog I talk about my first impressions, what surprised me, what didn’t, and whether you should check it out too.
If you're a fan of Ys, Trails of Cold Steel, or anything Falcom touches, this game might honestly be your next obsession.
Let’s dive in.
After loving Sonic Adventure 1 — the overworld, the freedom, the sense of speed — Sonic Adventure 2 felt like a huge disappointment when I first played it years ago.
But now, in 2025, I replayed the entire Heroes storyline on the original Sega Dreamcast to see if my opinion has changed.
Was I wrong about Sonic Adventure 2?
Let’s find out.
But the more I played, the more pleasantly surprised I became.
Yes, there are technical issues, and they can’t be ignored. But underneath the flaws, the core Pokémon experience still shines through. Catching Pokémon, battling them, exploring, and working your way toward becoming the very best… it still works, and it’s still fun.
In this review, I break down my honest thoughts after 20 hours, including:
Gameplay & exploration
Performance on the Switch 2
Visuals, textures, and technical issues
What surprised me (in a good way)
How it compares to previous Pokémon games
Whether you’re on the fence or already playing, I hope this helps give you a clearer picture of what Pokémon Legends Z-A really offers on Nintendo’s new hardware.
Let me know your experience with the game in the comments!
Whether you’re collecting retro titles or the latest releases, it’s not about how much you spend, it’s about how you think about money as a collector.
Liquidity simply means: How quickly can you turn a game into cash?
In this video, I explain why liquidity matters for video game collecting, how to know if a game is “liquid,” and what factors make some games extremely easy (or extremely hard) to sell.
Whether you're investing in retro games, flipping games, or building a long-term collection, understanding liquidity can help you avoid overpaying, and help you get money out of your collection when you actually need it.
In this video I’m going to unbox two games I had pre-ordered and games that I was really looking forward to. Looking back I regret buying these games from video games plus. Watch the video and check out what my problem is.
In this video I am talking about why I made that decision, what I want to do with that money and which games I am selling.
I am also going into my history of collecting games, and my past sales.
Join me, let’s chat in the comments and tell me if you have ever sold you games or other collections.
Well, they had a sale and I bought 3 great games!
If you’re a fan of Story of Seasons, Harvest Moon, cozy farming sims, or classic DS/Switch titles, this one is a must-play. The charm, characters, and music all hold up incredibly well on the Switch 2 version.
In this gameplay episode, I’ll show you:
Early farming & crop mechanics
Bazaar preparations and events
Town interactions & characters
What makes Grand Bazaar so special compared to other SoS games
Let me know in the comments: Is Grand Bazaar one of your favorites in the series?
Thanks for watching!
Can we hit Level 100?
Sorry of Seasons: The Grand Bazaar, a remake of a Nintendo DS Harvest Moon Game.
And the best thing: Fully on Card! No key card!
I got very nostalgic recently, while talking to a friend about the series. So, I got the rom hack Pokemon Crystal Legacy in order to relive my memories in the form of a self-contained single-player RPG.
Quite some time ago, he published his autobiography and it‘s an insane read. You can find it here
reddit.com/r/bobsgame/s/qVX3O5779E
I‘ll talk about my thoughts on the console, controllers (including pro Controller), games and the consoles future. Positives and negatives, advantages and disadvantages. Join me!
Who has heard of Fuga: melodies of Steel? It's been one of my most-wanted games for the past years, but it didn't have a physical release. Not it does and I bought the whole trilogy!
Rune Factory was one of those games with TERRIBLE performance on original hardware. Switch 2 provides more stable frame rates and super fast load times. Great when you're waiting for Guardians of Azuma, like me.
So, here is my video on what I am picking up and why, and what will be on my shopping list in the near future.
Come with me, experience the Water Lodge and do some ocean fishing, because that's a new feature in Reel Fishing II.
Still, enjoy my unboxing and checking of Grandia III on PlayStation 2, alongside my discussion of the series overall.
What do they mean? What plays on what? There is a lot of confusion, and if the current information is true, the state of physical media in Switch may be disastrous.


