i love the guy and i hardly play games. fairly sure he's a leftist too but that doesn't surface in his videos much. not many game reviews—much less ones about doom!—contain sentences like "Sooner or later, life is at last a list of things you every day deal silently with not having done."
highly recommended! don't be put off by the running time! easily digestible in chunks if that's more your style
Jim Sterling is better
i like jim sterling too! i think they're completely different though. jim sterling is more focused on the game. which most may see as a strength, fair enough. whereas tim's reviews feel more like an album review: focused on the experience itself of playing, and the connections the game has to other games, and his own memories, in addition to breaking the game down