RETRO YOUTUBERS


Guru Larry

Want to know obscure gaming facts you've never heard before? Looking for original content, without any recycled guff? Then Check Guru Larry out!!! Obscure games, movies and a bizarre but supreme sense of humour!!! 

And yes, he is "That Guru Larry" that was on TV  #Legend

Slopes Gameroom

Daniel Ibbertson AKA DJ Slope from Slopes Game Room aims to bring you the complete history on your gaming past.

Your nostalgia is safe with me...

...Welcome to Slopes Game Room

Adam Koralik

FigureItOut Productions provides various forms of video entertainment. Movie reviews, trailer mashups, videogame overviews, and more.

Adam does extremely detailed reviews of the Dreamcast scene as well as all generations of consoles. His insights are a goldmine of information and definitely one worth subscribing to.


Kim Justice

Hey there! I'm Kim Justice. I make documentaries about old computer and video games, mostly with a European slant - it's all about the ZX Spectrum, the Commodore Amiga, the C64, plenty of great companies like Ocean Software, rises and falls, tales of technological and bureaucratic disaster...all sorts! And of course, there's the Sega Mega Drive and most certainly not the Genesis! I also do lots of game reviews for most any system under the sun...if you want to hear about what's old and retro, then visit my channel below...


Dreamcast Guy

I review all the latest games, do a Top 10 every Thursday, and just talk about how great gaming is!

Follow me on social media: 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dreamcastguy
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/dreamcastguy
Instagram: http://instagram.com/dreamcastguy



Implant Games

IMPLANTgames is dedicated to thoughtful reviews of classic and obscure games, from the NES to the Dreamcast, and beyond.

Check out my game list here, feel free to recommend a game for review!
http://backloggery.com/kgenthe



Lazy Game Reviews

Opinionated reviews, commentary, and snark on games and more.

Retro PC games, The Sims, Oddware, thrifting!

● SCHEDULE:
Mondays: more relaxed videos on whatever (shorter game reviews, LGR Plays, unusual topics)
Fridays: usually more substantive videos on stuff (Reviews, Oddware, Tech Tales, LGR Thrifts)

"Laziness is a state of mind, not necessarily a lack of action."


Nostalgia Nerd

I'm Nostalgia Nerd... I have an addiction to Nostalgia. I talk about software, hardware, games, toys, programmes, magazines and other things from the 70s, 80s and 90s, with a dry wit/humour (some say). The channel's main focus is computer related items from the 80s & 90s.

I aim to publish at least 1 video per week, sometimes several. I don't have a schedule... I just whack one out when I feel like it (filth).

Feel free to visit my website, other social accounts or just sit here and stare... I really don't mind, just make sure you're decent.


Dan Wood - KookyTech.net

Dan wood, host of the Retro Hour YouTube channel covering Classic and retro technology, Amiga and Commodore stuff, retro gaming and product reviews.

Retro Revisited

Retro Revisited channel is the home of several retro gaming focused videos hosted by Simon Reed, and they're usually one of the following:

Retro News Round-Up: A monthly summary on all the latest retro gaming news
Retro Revisited: Retrospectives on a range of titles and systems
The Gaming Book Club: Short and concise (hopefully!) reviews on books focused on gaming 
Top 5s: Pretty self explanatory this one, but I try to look at areas of gaming not often discussed

They make at least one video every month, so be sure to subscribe if you want to know exactly when new content is posted.

The Drisk

At the moment I am attempting to tell the history of video games from the beginning right until the present day. 

On reading video game histories I have always been frustrated by many of the systems I and my friends grew up with in the UK not being mentioned or at best being only given a foot note. The reason is of course many of these publications are American in origin and so of course over there these systems were little known about. Also a lot of these books didn't cover everything I felt they should with many great games and developers being missed out. Therefore I have contemplated on doing my own video game history for many years as whilst not being the best person to do the task I could at least try and offer something different to what is out there. Originally I was going to do a print on demand book with mind to just print it for me and have it sat on the shelf which would expensive to do but kind of cool. But when I saw retro videos on You Tube I realised I could do a Video book on You Tube and then at least a few others could enjoy it as well.

Ahoy - RetroAhoy

As authorities on the history of the medium go, people don’t get much more compelling than this deliciously-voiced guide to gaming’s past.

Recent uploads of his ‘RetroAhoy’ series provide epic narrations on the stories behind Doom, Syndicate and Dizzy among others. But that’s not all. His feature-length documentary Nuclear Fruit is an almost Adam Curtis esque exploration of the Cold War’s influence on video games. And it’s available absolutely free.

Words by Mark Butler of Wow24/7

Jon Tron

As authorities on the history of the medium go, people don’t get much more compelling than this deliciously-voiced guide to gaming’s past.

Recent uploads of his ‘RetroAhoy’ series provide epic narrations on the stories behind Doom, Syndicate and Dizzy among others. But that’s not all. His feature-length documentary Nuclear Fruit is an almost Adam Curtis esque exploration of the Cold War’s influence on video games. And it’s available absolutely free.

Words by Mark Butler of Wow24/7

As authorities on the history of the medium go, people don’t get much more compelling than this deliciously-voiced guide to gaming’s past.

Recent uploads of his ‘RetroAhoy’ series provide epic narrations on the stories behind Doom, Syndicate and Dizzy among others. But that’s not all. His feature-length documentary Nuclear Fruit is an almost Adam Curtis esque exploration of the Cold War’s influence on video games. And it’s available absolutely free.



Game Sack

We're Joe and Dave. We have wooden delivery and talk about mostly retro and even new video games we find interesting and a few that may not be so great

Metal Jesus Rocks

The Metal Jesus is a long-haired rocker dude who runs a popular YouTube channel dedicated to Retro Gaming with a Heavy Metal soundtrack. With the help of the Seattle gaming community he covers Hidden Gems, Buying Guides as well as the popular I HATE U series, Gamer Eats and much more. He was also an employee at mega publisher Sierra On-Line in the 90s and he brings his love of big box PC gaming to his channel as well. New videos on Tuesday & Friday every week!

Pat the NES Punk

Comedic reviews of the Nintendo Entertainment System's games, the Completely Unnecessary Podcast every other week, Flea Market Madness, Ask Frank, and more!

Pat’s channel has now evolved into a full on retro history lesson with “The Video Game Years” featuring many YouTubers in the retro community.

Happy Console Gamer

Comedic reviews of the Nintendo Entertainment System's games, the Completely Unnecessary Podcast every other week, Flea Market Madness, Ask Frank, and more!

Pat’s channel has now evolved into a full on retro history lesson with “The Video Game Years” featuring many YouTubers in the retro community.

Cinemassacre

College friends Mike Metei and James Rolfe run one of the most popular gaming YouTube channels, Cinemassacre, which has been going strong for 10 years now. Featuring the uber-popular Angry Video Game Nerd and James and Mike Monday’s, Cinemassacre also ventures into other media covering old board games and even horror film. I’d be pretty hard pressed to leave these guys off of the list considering the 10 plus years of amazing content.

Make sure to visit the channel every Monday and watch James and Mike with various other special guests tackle numerous retro games

Words by Mike Vito of Hey Poor Player

This Does Not Compute

Video games, tech reviews, DIY and more!

I create videos about retro video games and technology, product reviews, DIY projects and content creation. In my weekly podcast series you'll find some deeper conversations about how all this technology impacts us.

Regular videos are typically uploaded on Tuesdays.
Podcast episodes go live on Fridays.

The Ben Heck Show

**New Episodes Every Friday**

Join master hacker, engineer, and tech hobbyist Ben Heck as he tackles new and fun interesting projects each week. Whether he's combining a PS3, Wii U, and Xbox into one mega video game system or building his own pinball machine, Ben shows you step by step how you can take on all kinds of electronic projects. Ben also shares useful tips and answers your questions about 3D printing, microcontrollers, circuitry, modeling, design, and much more. What should Ben build next? Let us know!


Retro Man Cave

Be sure to visit the Retro Man Cave where he'll explore retro Gaming, Systems, Peripherals and....whatever stuff takes his fancy.

He'll be unboxing, blowing into carts, firing up old systems and gaming on original hardware as well as emulators to catch up on all the good gaming we missed out on first time around.


Dreamcastic Channel

Keeping the Dream alive one video at a time!

Hello, my name is PC and welcome to my channel! I'm a video game collector, enthusiast, and Dreamcast fanatic. I have a ever-growing collection Dreamcast games, consoles, and accessories. This channel's main focus is on SEGA's last hurrah in the console business but I also have videos on many other retro consoles as well. If you like my videos, be sure to comment, rate, and subscribe!


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