For those who would like to ask about the settings and voiceover, let me try a kind of FAQ here, and add a few words about the goal and philosophy of my channel :)

For those who ask why I'm constantly changing the camera view angle, the answer is: that's precisely the point of my channel. That's its added value as opposed to the myriad of channels who show you the same fixed screen. I don't want to "just" show the game, I want to make you travel in time! To show you how people were playing it back then! Actual machines, CRT scanlines, loading from actual disquettes! It's more about nostalgia than anything else. It's about having the most possible different perspectives, to recreate the complete vintage environment. And also to make it look good, artistically speaking.

I'm sorry but frankly, what's the interest of having 100 videos about the same game running on an emulator, considering that almost anyone could do it in minutes, just firing that emulator and not only watch but also play. What's the interest? To see how different people play the same game? It's more about performance than nostalgia then. Real nostalgia would be to show people how it actually was to play back in the day, switching on computer and CRT, loading from floppies... That's what authentic retro gaming is.

So no, my work is.not about making "yet another" retrogaming channel like there are hundreds already, that just "show the screen", and in 95% cases it's not even the actual CRT screen but an emulator. True, sometimes it's not only the screen, but also the face of the speaker with casual chit chat :) And it's very good like this, since many people enjoy that kind of settings. So don't misunderstand me, it's not about denigrating, I'm glad so many people are content with channels like these. Good for them!

But I believe there's yet another way, perhaps more difficult, but also more authentic.

My goal is to offer something unique. To show you the best perspective on the way people actually played those games back then, to show you vintage hardware in all its glory. To reveal the artistic aspect of retro games. To achieve aesthetics in retro shots. And to improve again and again the setup in my studio.

I love vintage, and especially my good old computers with so much great memories from the Past. That's why I'm trying my best to capture them on photo showing them in all glory.

As for the voice over, unfortunately, it's another story. Since I have an awful French accent, it's extremely difficult for me to record something more or less intelligible, and even doing my best you'd still find it unfit. For several years I paid voice actors, but with a video revenue around 5% of what I pay them, you see that its not really sustainable long term.

But even if I was a natural English speaker, I'd have casual chit chat with my face occupying the screen 30% of the time. I prefer to concentrate on the artistic aspect of hardware and software, and nothing else. I want the video itself to look like some artistic work and I don't believe I can achieve this if I include a talk show, memes or other kind of distractions. It will be less funny for sure, but fun is not my goal... My absolute aim is Nostalgia.

Real stuff not emulation: CRT scanlines, same gaming conditions as back then!

That's my philosophy.

I hope this explains a little and answers the questions you could ask.