What's your favorite YouTube channels?

[DjQuick2008]

I have no idea how Russ puts out videos of new handhelds and guides every 2 or 3 days.

yeah retro game corps always has access to the latest stuff. good reviews.

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Hello, i am Dave and i love arcades. I make video of arcade games past and present days, all of them uploaded at minimum FULL HD to 4K resolution and 60 FPS (excluding some FMV games) per second. Find the game that suits you, discover new games or remember the one that you forgot but loved so...

www.youtube.com

Loads of mad arcade games i had no idea about on here worth a watch.

 

[Spyrone]

- LGR: Game reviewer and retrocomputing enthusiast. Very informative.

- 8-Bit Guy: Retrocomputing enthusiast who focuses on the 8-Bit era. Very informative.

- Retro Collective: British retrocomputing group that runs a vintage gaming museum in Britain. Very informative, especially when it comes to the unique eccentricities of the British computer industry in the '80s and '90s.

- MVG: Old hand hacker who worked on one of the aborted Xbox emulators, pretty good source for projects like porting GTA III to the Dreamcast and Sonic Recompiled.

- Macho Nacho Productions: Probably the best how-to guide maker for retro modding, has step-by-step videos that walk you through the process and show you exactly what to do.

- Techmoan: British retro electronics guy. Doesn't just focus on computers but all sorts of devices from pocket radios to forgotten cassette technologies.

- This Does Not Compute: Retrocomputing, been focusing quite a bit on Apple systems lately.

- Usagi Electric: Retrocomputing enthusiast who goes really retro and messes around with ancient vacuum tube computers and microcomputer setups from the '70s. Very informative.

- Mental Outlaw: Linux and cybersecurity focused YouTuber who is probably the most accurate and honest tech YouTuber out there. Great source to use if you want to see just how cyberpunk real life is now.

- Hacksmith Industries: If you ever wanted to see how to make a lightsaber or T-51b Power Armor IRL, watch this channel.

- The Thought Emporium: If you like biopunk, check it out. This guy does that for real.

- Pagb666: YouTuber who is the does the best 100% walkthroughs of retro games and mods. Also does a lot of Spanish translated videos.

- Alpha Beta Gamer: YouTuber that focuses on the indie gaming scene. Good source for finding new indie games.

- IcarusLives: Hilarious Doom and Quake oriented YouTuber who focuses on the modding scene for both titles.

- Ssethtzeentach: Hilarious shitpost reviewer that focuses on a lot of obscure games, and also somehow manages to do accurate reviews despite all of them being shitposts.

- Civvie-11: Hilarious game reviewer that isn't afraid to play Postal and shit on the greaselord Randy BoBandy on YouTube. Great stuff.

- Forgotten Weapons: Firearm YouTuber who focuses on rare and weird guns. Very informative.

- Cappy Army: Military news YouTuber who used to be the showrunner for Task & Purpose up until recently. Very informative and unbiased.

- Shrouded Hand: YouTuber who focuses on True Crime and the supernatural. Awesome, and actually thinks about that stuff rationally.