Review my gaming channel

This is me and my brother recording recent games for PC and PS3. We do live commentary. We are portuguese but we talk in english. Give some feedback.



https://www.youtube.com/user/theloladass

get a better recorder. Just because you render it in HD don't make it HD, if you not playing in HD no point to render in HD.

I dont have money to buy a better recorder so i record with what i got.

I like how you have a variety of games. But most of it seems drull, or bland. I guess personally I'm not big on channels that do "let's play" or just post their gameplay. It's boring. If I wanted see the game played, I'd just play it.

You've had your channel for 3 years now, and only have 200,000 views with 2000 videos and no partner/sponsorship. I just don't see that ratio as showing progression. I'd think about changing what you're doing. Maybe think about going into editing/montage making/or "trophy hunting" (which is primarily why PS3 users get on youtube).

If this is something you'd seriously want to do to get paid, You'll have to make some improvements. Including the background. It's got a very good flow, and is innovative. However I'm pretty sure that the gaming companies don't like you using their character's images as a design, and I personally don't think it shows off you or your channel.

I'm still new to the whole game (relatively that is), but I've heard alot of words of wisdom and stand on the shoulders of giants.

I´ve my channel for 3 years but i didnt start recording, i started recording in beginning of 2011. I dont have many views because i dont have hd-pvr and a good pc.

no offense man, but it seems like you wanted some feedback on your channel, but the feedback your recieved, you've replied with excuses about why you can't do certain things.

But here's the thing for $60 USD, you can buy Sony Vegas Movie Studio 11 and it can handle nearly every type of footage without slowing down your computer (unless you overload it). So there is a relatively cheap option to maybe spruce up your channel and videos.

For $200, you can buy the HD-PVR from Hauppauge which is worth every cent.

If you can afford to spend all this time uploading 2000 videos in the last year or so, I'm sure you can spend time earning a little extra cash. Put away $10 a week ($40 a month) and forgo a luxury or even a meal, in 5 months you'll have enough to afford it. It requires a little common sense to save but it pays off.

It's up to you what you do, but it looks like you'll need a little more cash to get where you want to go.