Ahoy - Youtube Channel focused on gaming documentaries

[P.A]

I figure I let the videos speak for themselves. Below is his most recent video - a documentary around the urban myth of Polybius:

Most of his content is pretty similar in terms of style, though the length can vary - this video is the longest one on his channel at the moment, while his shorter videos only clock in at about 7 minutes.

 

[ES 148]

Oh, Ahoy's good. He has a comforting voice which reminds me of a sermon.

 

[dunbrine47]

Hold up mate. No Ahoy topic is complete without links to his Iconic Arms series:

He also has a documentary on how the Cold War shaped video games both technically and thematically:

 

[Fagnacious D]

I figure I let the videos speak for themselves. Below is his most recent video - a documentary around the urban myth of Polybius:

Most of his content is pretty similar in terms of style, though the length can vary - this video is the longest one on his channel at the moment, while his shorter videos only clock in at about 7 minutes.

Where do I find the music this guy uses? it sounds really good.

 

[GreyGhost]

Here are his videos on Doom and Quake, I like his videos they are supreme comfy videos.

 

[SoberBlitz]

Really enjoyed his Iconic Arms series. At the end of the day, he's one of the better youtubers out there, making great videos.

 

[Cosmos]

I figure I let the videos speak for themselves. Below is his most recent video - a documentary around the urban myth of Polybius:

Most of his content is pretty similar in terms of style, though the length can vary - this video is the longest one on his channel at the moment, while his shorter videos only clock in at about 7 minutes.

I managed to stumble across this video today (it was in my recommended videos list for some reason) and I'm so glad I watched it. I've heard of Polybius and the myths surrounding it, but I had no idea how deep the rabbit hole went. This video feels like a legitimate documentary, and I can't imagine how many hours it took Ahoy to do such thorough research and compile it in such an engaging way. Actually, I went back and noticed that the email he sent to Steven Roach was sent in April, meaning that this video was in the works for at least 5 months.

I'm not really a video game person (nothing against them at all, I'm just not very good at them), but Ahoy's earned a subscription from me.

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

I managed to stumble across this video today (it was in my recommended videos list for some reason) and I'm so glad I watched it. I've heard of Polybius and the myths surrounding it, but I had no idea how deep the rabbit hole went. This video feels like a legitimate documentary, and I can't imagine how many hours it took Ahoy to do such thorough research and compile it in such an engaging way. Actually, I went back and noticed that the email he sent to Steven Roach was sent in April, meaning that this video was in the works for at least 5 months.

I'm not really a video game person (nothing against them at all, I'm just not very good at them), but Ahoy's earned a subscription from me.

You never have to be good at a game to enjoy it. Everyone has their "type" of game that they can sit down and enjoy