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Top Retro Gaming YouTubers

The 20 biggest retro gaming channels in our creator database, ranked by subscribers. We found them by searching YouTube in the US, the UK, Canada and Australia. Each card shows how many views the channel gets on a typical video and how many videos it posted in the last 30 days. Our searches found 40 retro gaming channels with 50,000 or more subscribers, and this page lists the largest we hold with a verified profile photo.

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20 channels, ranked by subscribers

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1.Caddicarus

@caddicarus
United States

I'm Caddy, I do long stupid videos where I run over my own head and drown myself Please ⓢⓤⓑⓢ©ⓡⓘⓑⓔ and don’t forget to hit that bell. Any business inq…

1.2M

Subscribers

3.5M

Views a video

1

Videos in 30 days

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2.Gaming Historian

@gaminghistorian
United States

The Gaming Historian is a documentary series all about the history of video games. The show is researched, written, edited, and created by Norman Car…

1.1M

Subscribers

952K

Views a video

0

Videos in 30 days

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3.MetalJesusRocks

@metaljesusrocks
United States

The Metal Jesus is a long-haired rocker dude who runs a popular YouTube channel dedicated to Retro Gaming with a Heavy Metal soundtrack. With the hel…

949K

Subscribers

111K

Views a video

4

Videos in 30 days

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5.Retro Game Corps

@retrogamecorps
United States

Hey everybody, this is Russ from Retro Game Corps. I like to test out fun new ways to play my favorite classic (and modern) games. 🎥 In-depth reviews…

869K

Subscribers

286K

Views a video

15

Videos in 30 days

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6.Macho Nacho Productions

@machonachoproductions
United States

Hi! I'm Tito and welcome to Macho Nacho Productions! I make high quality videos about retro gaming mods and more. Hope you enjoy your time here! If y…

446K

Subscribers

211K

Views a video

3

Videos in 30 days

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7.Austin Eruption

@austineruption
United States

I wish I didn't like Video Games as much as I do. I could have been a productive member of society. Business Email Contact - Support the channel on P…

314K

Subscribers

164K

Views a video

1

Videos in 30 days

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8.GenXGrownUp

@genxgrownup
United States

"You have to grow older, but you don't have to grow up." Generation X. If you grew up in the 1970s, 1980s, and early 1990s, you know just how cool it…

264K

Subscribers

20K

Views a video

15

Videos in 30 days

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9.My Life in Gaming

@mylifeingaming
United States

Join Coury Carlson and Marc "Try4ce" Duddleson as they recollect their experiences with video games over the years, explain how to get the best pictu…

239K

Subscribers

7.4K

Views a video

6

Videos in 30 days

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10.Madlittlepixel

@madlittlepixel
United States

Madlittlepixel covers everything Retro Gaming from Atari to SNES & beyond! Also we touch on current generation gaming news and reviews for things lik…

184K

Subscribers

20K

Views a video

15

Videos in 30 days

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11.The Golden Bolt

@thegoldenbolt
United States

Stay Golden by subscribing! Or else. (Or don't, I'm not your dad yet.) The Golden Bolt is home to hundreds of entertaining, informative videos on all…

145K

Subscribers

82K

Views a video

0

Videos in 30 days

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12.Retro Video Game Pickups

@retrovideogamepickups
United States

Retro Video Game Pickups is a channel based on retro video games, but also shows current gen games! I am striving to make better quality videos every…

140K

Subscribers

4.8K

Views a video

15

Videos in 30 days

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13.Wrestling With Gaming

@wrestlingwithgaming
United States

My name is Yahel and I'm the creator behind Wrestling With Gaming, a channel where I create documentary-style videos covering all aspects of video ga…

122K

Subscribers

240K

Views a video

0

Videos in 30 days

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14.Davidvinc RPGs

@davidvinc
United States

Hi there, I'm David and I make videos about all sorts of JRPGs, from the new ones, to the older ones I grew up with on the NES, SNES and Playstation!…

118K

Subscribers

25K

Views a video

15

Videos in 30 days

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15.JRPGLife

@jrpglife
United States

Happily married couple reliving their childhood through video games, retro toys, vhs, and laserdisc. We are on a quest to complete the North America…

116K

Subscribers

42K

Views a video

9

Videos in 30 days

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16.Clayton Morris

@claytonmorris
United States

Yes, Clayton Morris has a gaming and tech channel! Why not? He's been a journalist and gamer for most of his life, and this is a great place to chat…

103K

Subscribers

62K

Views a video

8

Videos in 30 days

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17.Kanzalone

@kanzalone
United States

Gaming Entertainer / Streamer / Subscribe For More Content Biz: Gaming PC: Intel Core Ultra 9 285K, GeForce RTX 5090, 64GB DDR5, 6TB Streaming PC: In…

78K

Subscribers

7.4K

Views a video

15

Videos in 30 days

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18.Totally Tubular Jonathan

@totallytubularjonathan
United States

Business email: Personal email: Howdy my totally tubular people! It is I, Jonathan! A living breathing video game encyclopedia! Here we discuss all t…

78K

Subscribers

32K

Views a video

15

Videos in 30 days

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19.RNG Gamer

@rnggameryt
United States

I play all of my games randomly! I also collect and review at ton of games. If you just want to see what I play, check out my 2nd channel:

61K

Subscribers

28K

Views a video

4

Videos in 30 days

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How this list is built

We searched YouTube in the US, the UK, Canada and Australia in October 2026. We ran 509 search terms and read the related videos of 1,213 channels we picked by hand. A channel is on this page when the search that found it was about retro gaming and its name, its description or our review of its videos matches the subject, or when we picked it by hand for this subject. We list the 20 largest by subscribers that are in our creator database with a verified profile photo. A channel joins our database when its page gives a way to contact it. Nothing here is paid for, and a place on the list is not a recommendation: it is the top of the list by size.

We leave out channels that belong to a company, a media brand, a game, a sports league or a shop, and channels that are not in English. Subscribers, views a video and videos in the last 30 days are the channel’s public figures on the day we found it. Views a video is the median of the channel’s last 15 long videos, or of its Shorts when it has posted no long video.

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Channels ranked hereWe found 40 retro gaming channels with 50,000 or more subscribers and list the largest in our creator database with a verified profile photo202,252 across our YouTube lists
Median subscribers165K706K
Median views a video62K83K
Median videos in 30 days68
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FAQ

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This page ranks 20 retro gaming channels from our searches of YouTube in the US, the UK, Canada and Australia. We found 40 with 50,000 or more subscribers, and list the 20 largest that are in our creator database with a verified profile photo, ranked by subscribers. A channel joins our database when its page gives a way to contact it, so a big channel with no contact route can be missing.

The median channel on this page has 165K subscribers. Of the 20, 2 have between 1 million and 10 million and 18 have fewer than 1 million.

Caddicarus (@caddicarus) has the most subscribers on this page, with 1.2M. It also gets the most views on a typical video here, at 3.5M. The median across the page is 62K views a video.

It is the median number of views on the channel's last 15 long videos, or on its Shorts when it has posted no long video. A median is the middle value, so one viral video does not lift it. On this page it runs from 4.8K to 3.5M. For a brand it is a better guide to what one sponsored video might reach than the subscriber count.

The median channel here posted 6 videos in the 30 days before we read it. 13 channels posted four or more, about one a week or more. 3 channels posted none in that time. A channel that posts often has more slots for a sponsor.

All 20 channels here give the US as their country on YouTube. The country is a setting each channel chooses, so it says where the channel says it is from, not where its viewers live.

Sup runs creator campaigns for brands on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. We find the channels that fit your brief, agree the price with each creator, handle the contract and the payment, and track every video. You approve each step. Request a demo and we will show you which channels fit your brief.

We searched YouTube in the US, the UK, Canada and Australia in October 2026. We ran 509 search terms and read the related videos of 1,213 channels we picked by hand, then read each channel's public figures from YouTube on the day we found it. No channel paid to be listed, and there is no survey or panel behind these numbers. You can read how we measure on our methodology page.

How many retro gaming channels are on this page?

This page ranks 20 retro gaming channels from our searches of YouTube in the US, the UK, Canada and Australia. We found 40 with 50,000 or more subscribers, and list the 20 largest that are in our creator database with a verified profile photo, ranked by subscribers. A channel joins our database when its page gives a way to contact it, so a big channel with no contact route can be missing.

How big are these channels?

The median channel on this page has 165K subscribers. Of the 20, 2 have between 1 million and 10 million and 18 have fewer than 1 million.

Who are the biggest retro gaming channels?

Caddicarus (@caddicarus) has the most subscribers on this page, with 1.2M. It also gets the most views on a typical video here, at 3.5M. The median across the page is 62K views a video.

What does "views a video" mean?

It is the median number of views on the channel's last 15 long videos, or on its Shorts when it has posted no long video. A median is the middle value, so one viral video does not lift it. On this page it runs from 4.8K to 3.5M. For a brand it is a better guide to what one sponsored video might reach than the subscriber count.

How often do these channels post?

The median channel here posted 6 videos in the 30 days before we read it. 13 channels posted four or more, about one a week or more. 3 channels posted none in that time. A channel that posts often has more slots for a sponsor.

Where are these channels from?

All 20 channels here give the US as their country on YouTube. The country is a setting each channel chooses, so it says where the channel says it is from, not where its viewers live.

How do I work with these YouTubers?

Sup runs creator campaigns for brands on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. We find the channels that fit your brief, agree the price with each creator, handle the contract and the payment, and track every video. You approve each step. Request a demo and we will show you which channels fit your brief.

Where does this data come from?

We searched YouTube in the US, the UK, Canada and Australia in October 2026. We ran 509 search terms and read the related videos of 1,213 channels we picked by hand, then read each channel's public figures from YouTube on the day we found it. No channel paid to be listed, and there is no survey or panel behind these numbers. You can read how we measure on our methodology page.

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