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Noémie
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i have a question for youtuber. In what video game can i make video?
I am a 6th grade. im a little youtuber im Le_monde_de_mimi_loup and i like video game
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Dr H
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Hey, Le_monde_de_mimi_loup! 🎮🐺
I've taken a look at your YouTube channel, and I can see you're off to a great start! Your video "Les Enfants Les..." has 231 views—awesome! That means people are loving your content. Now, since you’re into video games, let's talk about how to shift your content in that direction and grow your channel!
Now know that you don’t need a new channel—just create a gaming playlist so your subscribers can find your gaming videos easily. Keep your current audience while attracting new viewers who love games!
I recommend to Start With:
1. Minecraft – Easy to record, super fun, and tons of creative video ideas (challenges, builds, survival).
2. Roblox – Tons of mini-games, perfect for fun and engaging content.
3. Among Us – If you like mystery and teamwork, it's a great choice for funny gameplay.
4. Fortnite – Action-packed and popular for challenges and reaction videos.
5. Mario Kart – If you want something fun and light-hearted.
Okay so for some tiips to Make Your Gaming Videos Stand Out.
Keep Your Fun Energy: Your personality is what makes your videos special! React, joke around, and have fun or whatever style you got running just engage those audiences. I suggested humor because in gaming when there is fun, there is a laugh and eyes.
Do Challenges: Try “No Jumping in Minecraft” or “Only Walking Backward in Roblox.” Viewers love creative twists!
Talk to Your Audience: Ask viewers questions like, “What game should I try next?” It boosts engagement!
You can also Edit with Humor: Add funny sound effects, zoom-ins, or memes for extra fun.
You’re already doing an amazing job, and shifting to gaming content can help you grow even more! Just start with games you love, make a playlist, and have fun. Keep your channel name (it’s awesome!), and let’s see you take over the gaming world! 🚀🎮
Go for it, Noémie—you got this! 💪🔥I believe in you!
I've taken a look at your YouTube channel, and I can see you're off to a great start! Your video "Les Enfants Les..." has 231 views—awesome! That means people are loving your content. Now, since you’re into video games, let's talk about how to shift your content in that direction and grow your channel!
Now know that you don’t need a new channel—just create a gaming playlist so your subscribers can find your gaming videos easily. Keep your current audience while attracting new viewers who love games!
I recommend to Start With:
1. Minecraft – Easy to record, super fun, and tons of creative video ideas (challenges, builds, survival).
2. Roblox – Tons of mini-games, perfect for fun and engaging content.
3. Among Us – If you like mystery and teamwork, it's a great choice for funny gameplay.
4. Fortnite – Action-packed and popular for challenges and reaction videos.
5. Mario Kart – If you want something fun and light-hearted.
Okay so for some tiips to Make Your Gaming Videos Stand Out.
Keep Your Fun Energy: Your personality is what makes your videos special! React, joke around, and have fun or whatever style you got running just engage those audiences. I suggested humor because in gaming when there is fun, there is a laugh and eyes.
Do Challenges: Try “No Jumping in Minecraft” or “Only Walking Backward in Roblox.” Viewers love creative twists!
Talk to Your Audience: Ask viewers questions like, “What game should I try next?” It boosts engagement!
You can also Edit with Humor: Add funny sound effects, zoom-ins, or memes for extra fun.
You’re already doing an amazing job, and shifting to gaming content can help you grow even more! Just start with games you love, make a playlist, and have fun. Keep your channel name (it’s awesome!), and let’s see you take over the gaming world! 🚀🎮
Go for it, Noémie—you got this! 💪🔥I believe in you!
Michael Howard
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Michael’s Answer
Hi Noemie,
I’m also a YouTuber with a small channel, and I’m constantly creating videos. Over the next year, I plan to launch a new gaming channel focused on recording racing and action games. I may have misunderstood your question, so I’ll try to cover multiple aspects to help you out!
1. Recording and Streaming Gameplay
If you’re looking to record yourself playing video games for YouTube or streaming, here’s what you’ll need:
- A gaming console (PlayStation, Xbox) or a PC with strong hardware to run games smoothly.
- OBS Studio (free streaming software) to capture gameplay and create a professional setup with multiple video sources, including a webcam overlay.
- If recording from a console, an Elgato capture card (or similar device) is required to bypass HDCP security and transfer footage to your computer.
- If using a gaming PC, you can record gameplay directly without needing a capture card, making the process easier.
Since setting up recording and streaming can be technical, I highly recommend checking out YouTube tutorials on configuring OBS and capture cards. There’s a lot of helpful content out there!
2. Popular Games for YouTube Content
Once you have your setup, choosing the right game can help grow your channel. Here are some options:
- Trending Games: Right now, Marvel Rivals is extremely popular—it’s free, competitive, and still new, meaning there’s room for fresh content. You could make a video discussing the latest updates, new characters, or strategies.
- Mainstream Titles: Valorant, Fortnite, Call of Duty, and sports games always have large audiences, but competition is tough.
- Indie Games: A niche approach could be focusing on smaller, lesser-known games since most creators cover the same big titles. Indie games often have dedicated communities looking for content.
3. Creating Short Films or Stories in Video Games
If you’re interested in making cinematic content inside games, here’s what you’ll need:
- Unreal Engine or Blender – These tools allow you to build and animate 3D worlds, similar to how professional game developers work.
- Skills like character rigging, lighting, shading, and rendering will be necessary if you want to create animated short films.
- While it takes time and a powerful computer to master, learning these tools can open doors to careers in animation, game design, or even working with studios like Pixar or Disney.
4. Budgeting and Growing Your Channel
Being a gaming YouTuber can get expensive, but you don’t need the best gear to start. Here’s how to be resourceful:
- Free-to-play games like Marvel Rivals or indie games can keep costs low.
- Use your phone as a camera instead of buying expensive equipment.
- Edit on a laptop or tablet if you don’t have a high-end PC yet.
The key is starting with what you have and improving as you go. Growth takes time—MrBeast didn’t blow up until after making over 200 videos! Focus on learning, improving, and being consistent, and success will come with time.
Hope this helps, and best of luck with your gaming content!
Best,
Michael
I’m also a YouTuber with a small channel, and I’m constantly creating videos. Over the next year, I plan to launch a new gaming channel focused on recording racing and action games. I may have misunderstood your question, so I’ll try to cover multiple aspects to help you out!
1. Recording and Streaming Gameplay
If you’re looking to record yourself playing video games for YouTube or streaming, here’s what you’ll need:
- A gaming console (PlayStation, Xbox) or a PC with strong hardware to run games smoothly.
- OBS Studio (free streaming software) to capture gameplay and create a professional setup with multiple video sources, including a webcam overlay.
- If recording from a console, an Elgato capture card (or similar device) is required to bypass HDCP security and transfer footage to your computer.
- If using a gaming PC, you can record gameplay directly without needing a capture card, making the process easier.
Since setting up recording and streaming can be technical, I highly recommend checking out YouTube tutorials on configuring OBS and capture cards. There’s a lot of helpful content out there!
2. Popular Games for YouTube Content
Once you have your setup, choosing the right game can help grow your channel. Here are some options:
- Trending Games: Right now, Marvel Rivals is extremely popular—it’s free, competitive, and still new, meaning there’s room for fresh content. You could make a video discussing the latest updates, new characters, or strategies.
- Mainstream Titles: Valorant, Fortnite, Call of Duty, and sports games always have large audiences, but competition is tough.
- Indie Games: A niche approach could be focusing on smaller, lesser-known games since most creators cover the same big titles. Indie games often have dedicated communities looking for content.
3. Creating Short Films or Stories in Video Games
If you’re interested in making cinematic content inside games, here’s what you’ll need:
- Unreal Engine or Blender – These tools allow you to build and animate 3D worlds, similar to how professional game developers work.
- Skills like character rigging, lighting, shading, and rendering will be necessary if you want to create animated short films.
- While it takes time and a powerful computer to master, learning these tools can open doors to careers in animation, game design, or even working with studios like Pixar or Disney.
4. Budgeting and Growing Your Channel
Being a gaming YouTuber can get expensive, but you don’t need the best gear to start. Here’s how to be resourceful:
- Free-to-play games like Marvel Rivals or indie games can keep costs low.
- Use your phone as a camera instead of buying expensive equipment.
- Edit on a laptop or tablet if you don’t have a high-end PC yet.
The key is starting with what you have and improving as you go. Growth takes time—MrBeast didn’t blow up until after making over 200 videos! Focus on learning, improving, and being consistent, and success will come with time.
Hope this helps, and best of luck with your gaming content!
Best,
Michael
I am really grateful you took the time to answer this question.
Noémie