MischievousMonkey
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Sometimes I'm in a gaming mood, and I just want to listen to somebody talk about videogames.
Here's a thread to share suggestions of that kind.
DesignDoc discusses various aspects of game design in a palatable manner. He has a series called "Good Design, Bad Design" that is dope and highlights some successes and missteps of an array of different games in terms of graphic design. I often get introduced to new games to add to my backlog.
NewFramePlus is a professional animator that dives into just his domain of expertise: videogame animation, through multiple series and standalone breakdowns that cover the way pictures move in Final Fantasy, Sonic, and basically any game there is. High-quality videos with pretty-to-look-at editing and very interesting information.
Adam Millard - The Architect of Games is a game critic that touches on various topics related to game design. Pretty good
videogamedunkey has been at it for a while. Short snappy humorous videos and passionate reviews alike, from completely sarcastic pranks to dead serious, he does it all.
Farlands Design Den is a game developer that reviews videogames. Pretty straightforward, except he designed his own rating system, the Stasocritic system, that he uses in tandem with the insight brought by experience to evaluate the games, and the result is pretty dope. He's going through a pretty large backlog of oldies and classics but modern titles also made their way under his scrutiny.
FUNKe focuses on FPS (he covers plenty other stuff too) at a frenetic rhythm, and even though he doesn't post often, it's always very interesting to see. I don't know how he animates his stuff, but the result is eye-catching to say the least.
Etra Games works on how to teach games to non-gamers, and I gotta say, the topic is rather fascinating. His videos detail his project of creating games that'll teach game literacy and follow his trials and tribulations on this journey. He rebooted his channel, so here's the new one.
Razbuten comments on diverse topics related to gaming, and even though his arguments sometimes miss me, the topics he chooses are always interesting. He has a great series where he initiates the woman he lives with to various games.
Daryl Talks Games studies psychology and how its concepts relate to gaming experiences. Even though some of it sometimes seems fake deep to me, the more grounded videos are amazing.
Finally (for now), Sakurai himself joined the battle with his own ad-free channel, dedicated to explaining gaming concepts to aspiring developers or anyone it could interest.
Here's a thread to share suggestions of that kind.
DesignDoc discusses various aspects of game design in a palatable manner. He has a series called "Good Design, Bad Design" that is dope and highlights some successes and missteps of an array of different games in terms of graphic design. I often get introduced to new games to add to my backlog.
NewFramePlus is a professional animator that dives into just his domain of expertise: videogame animation, through multiple series and standalone breakdowns that cover the way pictures move in Final Fantasy, Sonic, and basically any game there is. High-quality videos with pretty-to-look-at editing and very interesting information.
Adam Millard - The Architect of Games is a game critic that touches on various topics related to game design. Pretty good
videogamedunkey has been at it for a while. Short snappy humorous videos and passionate reviews alike, from completely sarcastic pranks to dead serious, he does it all.
Farlands Design Den is a game developer that reviews videogames. Pretty straightforward, except he designed his own rating system, the Stasocritic system, that he uses in tandem with the insight brought by experience to evaluate the games, and the result is pretty dope. He's going through a pretty large backlog of oldies and classics but modern titles also made their way under his scrutiny.
FUNKe focuses on FPS (he covers plenty other stuff too) at a frenetic rhythm, and even though he doesn't post often, it's always very interesting to see. I don't know how he animates his stuff, but the result is eye-catching to say the least.
Etra Games works on how to teach games to non-gamers, and I gotta say, the topic is rather fascinating. His videos detail his project of creating games that'll teach game literacy and follow his trials and tribulations on this journey. He rebooted his channel, so here's the new one.
Razbuten comments on diverse topics related to gaming, and even though his arguments sometimes miss me, the topics he chooses are always interesting. He has a great series where he initiates the woman he lives with to various games.
Daryl Talks Games studies psychology and how its concepts relate to gaming experiences. Even though some of it sometimes seems fake deep to me, the more grounded videos are amazing.
Finally (for now), Sakurai himself joined the battle with his own ad-free channel, dedicated to explaining gaming concepts to aspiring developers or anyone it could interest.
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