My New Youtube Series: Real Game Hunter (Feedback Appreciated)

[wingzrow]

Wasn't sure whether to post this in what it's worth or here, so if this is the wrong room my apologies.

So I've been doing this whole youtube thing for about a month now and i've decided to ask for advice on making my videos better. I went with "Real" game hunter instead of "big" game hunter as a reference to the real ghostbusters since game gavel had already taken that name.

I'm basically just taping my game finds (flea market, garage sale, rummage sales, etc) with a spy camera and making youtube series out of it.

The response has so far been positive (1000 subscribers in only a month!) but i'm looking for more feedback.

Are my videos good? Is there anything that can be improoved?

Episode Example

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYZoPJbpqoo

and here's my youtube Channel.

http://www.youtube.com/user/GameHunterVideos

[Gameguy]

The only thing I can suggest is since you post values in your videos, you could make sure they're more accurate. You said Backyard Baseball 2001 "always sells for around $20" when it's really worth around $2-$5 which is about what you paid.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/370597519623

That Thomas game isn't worth much loose either, complete ones are worth more but not loose copies.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/270916466853

There were some other prices that were off, but other than that it was pretty good. I just don't want to see people getting misinformed, not everyone who watches these videos on youtube is a collector and they'll start thinking common games are worth more than they really are.

[wingzrow]

I'm going by completed listings and memory. Backyard baseball 2001 has always sold around $20.00 for me and completed listings back that up. Thomas the tank engine sold loose recently for around $20.00 too, so I'm not that far off on their either, though that specific title seems to bounce around in price. I edited the annotation to "$10-$20" since $30 would be on a really good day complete. Anything else you think was off as far as prices?

As you said, I don't want to misrepresent prices on common games.

[APE992]

I wanna know why everyone else manages to even find video games at a flea market. Every time I bother to go to one I find clothes and taco trucks.

[wingzrow]

I give tips throughout the videos. IT's really a numbers game so as long as you keep at it, and you get up really early, eventually you find things.

Having good game hunting grounds helps a ton too.

[wingzrow]

Four New Videos for you guys

Real Game Hunter Special - Mexican Flea Market Grande - Part 1/?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aPmRj9HHyQ&feature=plcp

Real Game Hunter Special - Mexican Flea Market Grande - Part 2/?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHPoKhBecGo&feature=plcp

Real Game Hunter Episode 4 - Part 1/2 - Hunting Games in The Dark

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZJuBVYQdMg&feature=plcp

Real Game Hunter Episode 4 - Part 2/2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJku5K2uX9s&feature=plcp