/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.9827521]

What are the most informative retro game websites or YouTube channels? I lost my RSS feed a while ago and haven't bothered filling it up again.

[Anonymous No.9827532]

>>9827521
Wikipedia, GameFAQs, LaunchBox Database

Not really big on YouTube channels but I have watched a fair bit of SEGA Lord X and Classic Game Room when it was around.

[Anonymous No.9827570]

>>9827521
Ahoy

[Anonymous No.9827592]

SEGA Genesis.

[Anonymous No.9827630]

Does the Game Sack guy even play games? Feels like he's reading off a cereal box for all his list of videos.

[Anonymous No.9827697]

>>9827521
You can't really beat GameFAQs in terms of catalogued information. It's gonna be wierd when they're finally gone.

[Anonymous No.9827709]

>>9827697
Well, GameFAQs itself is already archived on the Wayback Machine and there's always IGN as well. My hope is that one day they'll update the Launchbox Database which I already kind of prefer in some ways for various reasons. It may sound kind of stupid but I really like that you can see the boxart for every game while scrolling through the database, sometimes you can discover a really cool title just by looking at the cover art.

[Anonymous No.9827721]

>>9827709
>Well, GameFAQs itself is already archived on the Wayback Machine
Sure but when it's gone, it means people won't update it anymore.

[Anonymous No.9827732]

Game Grumps
https://www.youtube.com/@GameGrumps

MetalJesusRocks
https://www.youtube.com/@MetalJesusRocks

RGT 85
https://www.youtube.com/@RGT85

Pat the NES Punk
https://www.youtube.com/@PatTheNESpunk

TheQuartering
https://www.youtube.com/@TheQuartering

PeanutButterGamer
https://www.youtube.com/@PeanutButterGamer

The IRATE Gamer
https://www.youtube.com/@ChrisNEO

[Anonymous No.9827752]

I quite enjoy Displaced Gamers. This guy goes into the how and why retro games work, even going as far to display the code on screen and mess with it.
https://www.youtube.com/@DisplacedGamers