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Not his videos... He takes years to make them. His most recent video was 7 months ago, and the one before that was 4 years.
They're not always that long, I was specifically thinking of his CP2077 review, which is split into several videos, where you're supposed to choose in a way that's similar to choosing your path in the game.
He worked at Sony Japan in the 90s, so he speaks fluent Japanese and also knows a shit ton about how games were made and translated back then so he has really unique insights. He's also very funny.
I recommend his review of Boko no Natsuyasumi.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=779coR-XPTw
The Tokimeki Memorial video is also great.
And I'm someone who is decidedly not a weeb.