Video Game Youtube Channels To Watch 📺

[Tuxedo]

Animal Crossing and the Ideology of Chill

This is very good

[RT-55J]

How to Make SNES Music (in 1995)

this channel’s normal content is VGM mixtapes, but also informative stuff like this on occasion

[Victor]

King's Quest VI World Record Speedrun History

[SageGrimm]

How Moons Are Colliding in Elite Dangerous

For those that enjoy Elite Dangerous points of interest.

[meauxdal]

kim justice is very very good

From Manic Miner to Jet Set Willy: The Story and Games of Matthew Smith | Kim Justice

[Thenar]

The Animation of Mega Man

[Dracko]

Pathologic 2 Helped Me Cope With The Pandemic

[Tuxedo]

My Takasago Silent Hill Pachislot Video Overview

A thorough look at the Silent Hill Pachinko machine

Tl;dw : this is 1000 times worse than gatcha F2P mobile games. I went from « oh neat! She bought the Silent Hill Pachinko machine!!! » to « Get that cursed object out of my sight » in 10 minutes

I strongly suggest looking at the 19:00-> 20:00 minute of this video with sound on at the very least though

[Mothra]

@bib, @gary, @diplo and I were utterly mesmerized by this channel the other day.

This guy walks in a straight line, from one end of every open-world game to the other.

THAT’S IT.

HOW BIG IS THE MAP in The Sims 3: Pets? Walk Across the Map

Maybe it’s like some kind of ASMR-type thing???

Views for each video range from under 100 to 8k.

Heroes of Might and Magic VIII

This Daggerfall “walkthrough” () is fifteen (15) four-hour videos:

HOW BIG IS THE MAP in Daggerfall? Walk Across the Map (Part 1)

He’s driving the whole time too, he makes course corrections and avoids enemies. He’s not just sticking a drinky bird on the keyboard and leaving for hours, he’s THERE.

I think my favorite is this Microsoft Flight Simulator one, which, as you’ll recall, is the totality of the size of the Earth.

Here’s a sample of what that one’s like:

HOW BIG IS THE MAP in Flight Simulator 2020? Fly Across the Map (Part 4)

Oldest game on here is Battlezone I think. I’m trying to think of something insane to request that he walk through for 72 hours straight.

[bib]

i just loaded up the channel again and i’m spiraling

[vodselbt]

[Father.Torque]

Thank you for this objective proof that Daggerfall is the best videogame ever made

[Tuxedo]

@Mothra

I’m trying to think of something insane to request that he walk through for 72 hours straight.

Arcanum’s map is ridiculously big, dull and empty though probably not as much as Daggerfall’s

[vodselbt]

Agartha - Sega Dreamcast Prototype - Dreamcast Dreamland

[LaurelSoup]

I watched one of those NES Works videos and now my recommendations are all horrible.

[Rudie]

Welcome to my youtube here is your nintendo tshirt and your misguided idea that “sega fans” like vectorman. Try not to say any gamer words but if you do really lean into it maybe you can coast for a bit on cancel culture gone too far.

Start saying Hidden Gems and Does It Hold Up a lot.

Make vague allusions to your wife having a six figure job that allows you to do this horseshit but never address it fully.

Remember you don’t have to know anything and can get all kinds of basic facts wrong. You did the research you looked at wikipedia for five seconds. If someone looks at wikipedia for six seconds they are a fucking nerd and harasser.

Maybe make a giant gamer room and then make a walkthrough of it every two months because that’s your gimmick.

Smile While Gaming

[LaurelSoup]

Spot on!

[LaurelSoup]

If I knew this guy’s handle was gamespite I never would have clicked.

The angry nintendo nerd was like the velvet underground for unlikable internet people

[RT-55J]

My Favorite™ kind of gamer YouTuber is the kind that disguises their lack of anything meaningful to say by peppering their video with cutaway gags — it’s like I’m watching Family Guy for Gamers! Bonus points if the gags tend to fixate on the YouTuber’s perpetual virginity, or involve the wanton destruction of antique hardware. That’s the kind of content Gamers™ (Nintendo fans) crave.

[RT-55J]

Hungry Goriya

mostly (from what i’ve watched) nice reviews of NES/SMS RPGs/adventure games from the perspective of someone who can actually appreciate and critique them on their own terms