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What do you look for in a video game review show on YouTube and elsewhere? I'm thinking about starting one myself and I'm looking for ideas on what you the Atari age user would like to see in it. Are there any games that might not get enough coverage? Is there a certain style that's pleasing to you? Are there any YouTubers I should watch or avoid? I am very interested in everyone's input and am looking forward to hearing back from some of you. I'm just in the pre-production stage at the time I'm posting this (11/6/17),but I'll give you this much: The name of the channel and show will be The Matty Matt Show (stylized as Matty Matt) The review will be five minutes exact. (Trust me, I know how to get there ;3) The reviews will be family friendly. The games featured will cover the gambit from the 2600 and beyond (Perhaps throwing in some newer games and homebrews for older systems). I'd like to stick to multi player games, simultaneous or not. And I look to have a segment on the channel where I interview someone while playing the game with them.
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Tried to post a YouTube video with a time offset (to skip bad audio) but the extra info in the URL seems to suppress the thumbnail. Not a big deal - just throwing it out there.
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I'll have to record some videos from Stella but cannot find any good description how to do that. Altirra (for the Atari 8-bit) can directly record to AVI. From what I see, Stella (still) cannot do that. So what is the best alternative to end up with a good 50/60HZ recording? Best regards, Peter/JAC!
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My first computer experience was with an old (even at the time) Commodore Pet that I used to hall out of a hall closet from my elementary school to use during the after school Latchkey program in the Library. I used it to teach myself the rudiments of Basic and I yearned for a commodore 64. A friend had a Vic 20 without a power supply and I gave him 20 dollars for it in 6th grade but I was never able to track down the power supply and eventually I gave up and tossed it in high school (this was before craigslist and the internet). Now Fast Fwd to 2017, and I bought one and I'm sharing it with my daughter and son (mostly daughter since he's only 3) We started a retro gaming family youtube channel on youtube here is the C64 video figured I'd share! -
While working on a retrospective for several different Lynx games, I could not help but to get sucked back into playing my favorite game for the handheld: Blue Lightning. So instead of just mentioning it in passing, I decided to give it its own video. I hope people here enjoy it What were some of your all time favorite Lynx games?
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I love reviewing weird and unusual games that most people may not have heard of and a few months ago I started sharing some of my favorite games from the Lynx. So far there are three episodes to this "Lynx retrospective" where I discuss the games. It starts with Electrocop, then Gates of Zendocon, followed by Slime World. My next one will be a conclusion video (unless suggested otherwise) where I showcase a few more games for the system with little snippets about each one (Blue Lightning, Paperboy, Hydra, Gauntlet, Toki, Rygar, and California Games to name a few). I thought fans of the system would get a kick out of it ^_^ I hope it is found to be enjoyable... Episode One: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LP5EHK0JLLw Any feedback or suggestions for more games would be welcome. Should I give games like Blue Lightning their own video or should I just end it with the compilation as mentioned above?
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i have just done the first 2600 review on my channel and it will be the first of many to come as i've not done any games on this great system yet and there are some really great ones to cover ! if anyone has any requests then please let me know, i'm looking for strange and interesting homebrews and other such things ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9HNHs3rNdA
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Hello everyone! I'm not very often showing up lately, I've been working on some fun-history videos about TEKKEN series. It's in Russian, but there are English subs available for you. Here is about first game: Also about the second: And the mighty third: Don't know where to post these, but I think AtariAge forums are the right place for that. Hope you'll enjoy it! I’ll gonna keep making videos about TEKKEN series in general, so subscribe to follow up with the videos! Let me know what you think about it!
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Hello! A friend of mine has recently extensive messed with his atari machine and discovered how to deal with YouTube. Unbelievable, yes - but apperently he did it! Here's small demo showing you some animation taken from YouTube and running on unmodified atari computer! It is very early version, so do expect some hiccups. In case of locking-up the animation try pressing SPACE. Further information will come. Enjoy! AYT1.xex
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2b2t Minecraft - starting a YouTube channel
EricBall posted a blog entry in EricBall's Tech Projects
I am going to start a YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxuqdYak8Q81EUkUeSDoUVg of my 2b2t experience. My plan is to kill myself so I start back at spawn, then work out from there. Hopefully passing along a few bits of wisdom for new players and a few laughs. I'm bringing home a headset from work tonight to see how that works out. QuickTime does a great job of recording the actual gameplay at 4K then converting it down to 720p for YouTube. -
I just watched this video, quite funny but nothing to write home about. But at the end they talking about a piece of hardware I never heard about. The Jaguar Jugebox which "Allow you to have 6 games cardriges connected to yoru jaguar at the same time'. Ever heard of it ? Do you have info ? Pictures ?
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Greetings, I been playing Atari games for a long time in life and when started to make game reviews with my friends. We offcorese made a few videos about Atari games! So far we made videos of Solaris and Alien, but we are working on one for Adventure and have lots more planed! Here are a few links: Solaris: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgvckjwYn3k Alien: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ue4cxnv5lDU We are gonna do lots more. Please check them out and tell what you think. wwe are new to the hole video editing thing. the Solaris do have audio issius, at the time we didn't know how to fix but we do now. thanks for your time
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These are the YouTube gaming channels we watch. Which ones do you watch? RetroLiberty http://www.youtube.com/RetroLiberty Video Game Sellers JHMDF https://www.youtube.com/user/JHMDF ArcadeImpossible http://youtube.com/arcadeimpossible PushingUpRoses http://www.youtube.com/PushingUpRoses LuigiFreakout123 http://www.youtube.com/LuigiFreakout123 Croooow111 http://www.youtube.com/Croooow111 StephsTooDef http://www.youtube.com/StephsTooDef BeatEmUps https://www.youtube.com/BeatEmUps
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All the 2013 Portland Retro Gaming Expo (PRGE) videos are online at YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/cyberroachDOTcom/videos Enjoy! -cyro
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I'm not a video expert so the info I'm finding online to fix this is only making me more confused, so I'm hoping the AtariAge community can help. I'm working on a game version of the Dark Crystal movie, just for fun (not planning to sell or anything due to copyright / IP). The "game engine" is Atari 2600 and works similar to Below The Root (if you know that old C64 game) - a side-view, non scrolling world. In order to achieve the desired "multicolor" background effects I want (and to allow the character spites to move through some background playfield real estate while interacting / colliding with objects / platforms / ground), I am strobing two different multicolor playfields for each room. the effects look pretty fantastic through stella when rendered faithfully at 60 fps (30 fps for each of the two playfields). Same, for FRAPS video capture - I'm capturing 60 fps and viewing it in windows media player pretty well. But when I try to upload to YouTube, as you may know YouTube automatically renders it at 30 fps. It seems to be dropping every otherframe. Which completely undoes the strobe effect - we're left on youtube viewing incomplete playfield graphics. So, trees become only their leaves, houses are only the roof and floor, etc. I have learned that I need something called "resampling", which I believe is a technique that take 60 fps video and "resamples" it down to 30 fps, by combining frames 1 and 2 (interlaced), then 3+4, 5+6, etc. This should perfectly solve my problem...but I don't know how to do it. I've got Adobe After Affects and can download any freebie video editor sw. But I'm a total neophyte on video capture / edit (learning to use FRAPS was a major step for me!) Has anyone else experienced this problem, and resolved it? Thanks! -
Hello one and all, this is the first post I've ever put in here and I've been lurking a little while. It's nice to see a place that keeps Atari alive and well! I currently do a show on youtube which is called "Dave's Nostalgia Trip" which a lot of the time is me putting my friends through my childhood games and mostly, they ruin it because they have no clue on how to play anything. If you hadn't guessed, my childhood was primarily the Atari ST520! However, I'm willing to play games I've never heard of and put everyone through it with me. So that's what I'm here for, to hear about some games that I should have played but never did. It'd be great to hear of some that I should really get round to and cover on my channel. You can find out some of my stuff at the link here: Http://www.youtube.com/infectedflinch Http://www.facebook.com/davesnostalgiatrip I just don't limit myself to the Atari either. Yet again, I hope to see more of this forum in the future! Dave (Infectedflinch)
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http://youtu.be/RDGoSGu_kAo Pete Dorr, Gamester81, Jason Heine & Metal Jesus from the All Gen Gamers podcast battle for gaming bragging rights while trying to avoid receiving the dreaded Trophy of Shame this week on I Hate U. Drunken Master Paul puts on his best monkey suit & cheap sunglasses to MC the event. Enjoy the silliness!
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GamePro Magazine - December 1991 - On youtube... This is the slideshow of the GamePro magazine from December 1991, to better view/read, setup to 1080p and see on fullscreen. Thank you again. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7f3SIJeVk0[/media] -
The Dutch "TI-gebruikersgroep" has started uploading some of the interviews they did with well-known persons of the TI-99/4A scene. As the videos can be a bit hard to find on Youtube, I thought I'd mention it here. The below interview done by Berry is split in 2 parts. It talks about TI99PC which is written by Paolo Bagneresi. Paolo is a very talented person (and also an excellent 9900 assembly language programmer!) which I had the chance to meet at the international TI-Treff in Wuppertal Germany. Big thanks to the Dutch TI-gebruikersgroep for uploading to Youtube. Have fun! EDIT: You just have to love the TI-99/4A beeping in the background http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxqYO7kAul0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eX2EZucoi9M
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It's what you never wanted to know, how to make your own Action Max games. So how about it? There must be a youtuber out there without coding skills who has the desire to edit himself up a game on something. This is 'something.' Barely. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VYSBLTYNo0
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Happened to see this on YouTube tonight when I was listening to some Gradius music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S55XTMRsUgk&feature=related He comments: "This is what the Stage 4 theme (Stage 2 in the NES version) would sound like on the Atari POKEY sound chip. The POKEY was used in various Atari arcade cabinets, the Atari 400/800/XL series/XE series home computers, and the Atari 5200 game console." "I created this using Raster Music Tracker (RMT), a tracker program for windows that emulates the POKEY chip (kind of like how NerdTracker is for the NES sound chip). If the tune sounds off-key, it's because of the limitations of the POKEY design. It's very difficult to adjust the pitch perfectly with the POKEY chip." For compairson, here's what it sounds like on the NES: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E996DEgcV6c&feature=related Thought it was pretty cool, no idea how 'real' it is, but wanted to share.
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