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- Natino64
Hey all 
Well recently I got myself a capture card, originally intended to transfer family VHS videos to DVD format. Although, I have found out it can also be used to record games console Gameplay, which intrigues me to say the least.
I'm an avid GT fan. Heck, all you reading this probably are too. On YouTube, I'd love to have a channel were I can go to, and have like minded automotive enthusiasts to collaborate with, and watch different Gran Turismo players' content. For example, if they were to display a certain car's tuning specifications, show a race between competing cars, or just do a round up of the week's GTplanet news. That'd be great in my opinion
The closest thing we have to this on YouTube is the collaborative channel, "Machinima" which rarely even posts GT content, and I do mean RARELY :/ it's content is, no joke, 90% Call of Duty, and the rest is just new game releases mostly. And when they do post GT gameplay, it has some British Hoodlum commentating over it, who knows next to nothing about cars. It's just bad.
Anyhoo, my proposal is that we start a new, collaborative Gran Turismo channel. I have the resources to support it, and could certainly produce, I think, some good GT content GT3, GT5, GT4, heck even GT1, I could do gameplay of all these. And as I mentioned before, It wouldn't just be race gameplay, it would be guides, tips, events in GTplanet, Car tuning videos etc. It's a very niche subscriber base we'd be going after, and with no real competition, we'd easily win a good subscriber base among GT fans, and at the same time even bring some new fans on to the GT bandwagon
What do you think? As I say I could get the channel started, with gameplay and channel foundation etc. And some of you guys could do gameplay too, make it a community channel, you know?
It's an exciting prospect to me, and could even help boost GTplanet's popularity
What do you think? Would you support / watch a GT dedicated channel on YouTube?
Well recently I got myself a capture card, originally intended to transfer family VHS videos to DVD format. Although, I have found out it can also be used to record games console Gameplay, which intrigues me to say the least.
I'm an avid GT fan. Heck, all you reading this probably are too. On YouTube, I'd love to have a channel were I can go to, and have like minded automotive enthusiasts to collaborate with, and watch different Gran Turismo players' content. For example, if they were to display a certain car's tuning specifications, show a race between competing cars, or just do a round up of the week's GTplanet news. That'd be great in my opinion
The closest thing we have to this on YouTube is the collaborative channel, "Machinima" which rarely even posts GT content, and I do mean RARELY :/ it's content is, no joke, 90% Call of Duty, and the rest is just new game releases mostly. And when they do post GT gameplay, it has some British Hoodlum commentating over it, who knows next to nothing about cars. It's just bad.
Anyhoo, my proposal is that we start a new, collaborative Gran Turismo channel. I have the resources to support it, and could certainly produce, I think, some good GT content
GT3, GT5, GT4, heck even GT1, I could do gameplay of all these. And as I mentioned before, It wouldn't just be race gameplay, it would be guides, tips, events in GTplanet, Car tuning videos etc. It's a very niche subscriber base we'd be going after, and with no real competition, we'd easily win a good subscriber base among GT fans, and at the same time even bring some new fans on to the GT bandwagon What do you think?
As I say I could get the channel started, with gameplay and channel foundation etc. And some of you guys could do gameplay too, make it a community channel, you know? It's an exciting prospect to me, and could even help boost GTplanet's popularity
What do you think? Would you support / watch a GT dedicated channel on YouTube?
