Suggest a Youtube Channel that Deserves more recognition

[Tenkage]

Well I know this youtuber by the name of Bren Tenkage, he could use som- ok I'm done

I would suggest MattafProduction

http://www.youtube.com/user/MattafProductions?feature=g-subs-u

If you love Doctor Who, and Love the Daleks you will love the Ask a Dalek segment, the voice acting is funny, the comedy is well done, and it is an all around good time fellow Earth Slaves.

Seriously check em out

So anyone else have any youtube channels that don't get the recgonition it deserves since youtube seems to only care bout the big guys, my rule of thumb is 1000 subs or less, seems like a good number

 

[Aeshi]

There's a LPer I'm pretty fond of by the name of "BurningDogFace", who only has around 500 subscribers and about 20 views on each video, which is a pity because he's a real good LPer.

 

[Neverhoodian]

LLPhoenix has superb playthroughs of X-Wing and Tie Fighter. Definitely worth a look for anyone waxing nostalgic for the the glory days of Star Wars space combat games.

Taff in Exile has some entertaining Let's Plays. My favorites are his playthroughs of air combat simulators like B-17: The Mighty Eighth and IL-2: Cliffs of Dover.

 

[Someone Depressing]

SuperGreatFriend is a really good LPer. He doesn't do as many LPs, though, but he's well known for his older ones, and he's currently doing a playthrough of the Zero Escape games.

Oh, and he also plays Xbox Live Indie Games every week. Most of them are bad. And he's also introduced me to some good ones.

He deserves more attention.

 

[Roofstone]

ChipCheezum, he and General Ironicus do great LPs, a mix of Chip trying to keep it informative and General Ironicus just goofing off and being hillarious.

It is glorious! And their Metal Gear LPs are awesome, they can imitate nearly all the characters in glorious fashion.

 

[Nooners]

Suggesting something different from an LPer, I run a review channel that examines newspaper comics (and, on a rare occasion, webcomics). So if you like Calvin and Hobbes, Garfield, and that whole medium and are looking to discover something new to check out, I hope I can help you find something.

Also, the show has been seen and approved by the following cartoonists:
Bill Amend of Foxtrot
Mark Tatulli of LIO
Jerry Scott of Zits and Baby Blues
Jason Chatfield of Ginger Meggs
Norm Feuti of Retail (I was even drawn in as a character for a day!)
Dana Simpson of Heavenly Nostrils

If you're interested, check the show out!

www.youtube.com/comicstripcritic

 

[Arqus_Zed]

I'm gonna suggest the channel of Tempic. No, unlike everyone else who has posted, he doesn't do "Let's Play"-videos. He makes music and offers a free download link with every song.

http://www.youtube.com/user/TempicDubstep/videos

Also, he's my brother, but I don't see how that's relevant.

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[Kyber]

Fitzthistlewits.
I know he killed himself, but if he gets more subscribers, he come back from the dead, I hear he's in pretty good with the devil, I think he can work something out.
He is really hilarious though, he does "reviews", you should really have a look at his Chess review, or his World of Tanks review.

 

[jhoroz]

Mathewmatosis:

http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb_sF2m3-2azOqeNEdMwQPw

He does some of the most thorough and in depth reviews on youtube. He basically breaks down each component in a game from beginning to end and focuses solely on in-depth analyzation and insightful observations of a game, instead of diverging into unfunny jokes for about 3 minutes like most Jontron clones video game reviewers on Youtube do. He's done reviews for every single MGS game and 3D Legend of Zelda game. I recommend starting with his ICO review since it's the shortest and will give you a good idea of what his reviewing style is like.

 

[moggett88]

I suggest One F Jef - although his release schedule is not exactly regular, he's a funny, chill guy that makes Let's Plays because he enjoys doing so, rather than for the views.

 

[Something Amyss]

Mathewmatosis:

I'm surprised he hasn't disappeared up his own ass yet.

Regardless, he abuses the word "innovation" to the point it should be criminal.

 

[Flatfrog]

Cyriak - the creator of animations such as Cows and Cows and Cows
http://www.youtube.com/user/cyriak

I was just today revisiting the fun of mashup artist Swede Mason - best known for his masterful Masterchef video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfeyUGZt8nk

And he's not exactly little known, but I love zefrank, creator of the True Facts series among others
http://www.youtube.com/user/zefrank1

 

[Charli]

Brain Scratch Comms, they can... sometimes be a little grating, but start with some of their earlier stuff, they're very listenable if you like LP/Commentary of old(ish) games.

http://www.youtube.com/user/BrainScratchComms

I tend to wait until they've finished a series so I can marathon it while I work. Their Sonic 06 playthrough kept me entertained the whole way through and that's quite a feat. If you like them and want more they all have their own thing I think, especially Johnny who tends to be the most listenable member in my opinion.

 

[jhoroz]

Mathewmatosis:

I'm surprised he hasn't disappeared up his own ass yet.

Regardless, he abuses the word "innovation" to the point it should be criminal.

as opposed to every other online reviewer who parrots the same word when describing an aspect of the game

 

[Ken_J]

Try Uselesspodcasts
link: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNSvmpQDiy_QIFrqpDw9tBA

They are a couple of former Insomniac employees that did developer's commentary on Ratchet & Clank 2 and 3. Right now the channel is pretty much dead and has been for sometime but what is there is very interesting to watch and learn about the process of game development.

 

[neoontime]

I'd really like Chincherrinas to get a bit more views.
I'd understand why he's not as popular since he often has a language and culture barrier in his work and it's not totally funny but he puts much work into his videos and that's what I most admire in a youtuber.
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgpFjUHsuw31P2nL0WOGzCQ

Yeah, he has 4,000 so I'm pushing something already big but most of it is a spanish/mexican audience. That's all I can think of now.

 

[M Silverthorn]

Easy.
JonnyAtma, creator of "GaMetal".

http://www.youtube.com/user/JonnyAtma

Originally went under the name of "TheJonnyDeath", Jonny has returned from a long hiatus in the past year. He specializes in metal-izing classic game music - which are amazing and I keep on my personal playlist. This guy deserves far more than a mere handful of views. Check him out!

 

[Something Amyss]

as opposed to every other online reviewer who parrots the same word when describing an aspect of the game

So your defense to his linear over-use of words is that someone else is also horrible about it?

 

[Weaver]

I'd really like my own channel to get more recognition but I'm not allowed to link it or my soundcloud music page in my post. They are in my profile if you're interested.

Escapist, if you're listening: I find it really irritating that despite being a member of this community for almost 6 years I'm not allowed to share my stuff with the only people I frequently interact with online. This site is my home on the internet, but I can't share what I make here. It's insufferably frustrating.

 

[Frezzato]

I don't remember how I found him, but Mehdi Sadaghdar [http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ0-OtVpF0wOKEqT2Z1HEtA] cracks me up. He has this great video about the dangers of electricity, which is worth a watch.