YouTube wants a slice of the pie with their own similarly-themed gaming service. A service that will also focus on the growing eSports scene.

Despite being wrong 110% of the time, I still have to suffer a daily debate with Kervyn about why Mr Mxypytzlyk could take the Living Tribunal in a fight. If that sounds like something nerdy enough to make your chest sprout a pocket protector, then you most likely have encountered such nerd arguments before. They’re also a massive waste of …

Nintendo is finally allowing YouTube content creators to make some cash off of their games.

Microsoft is laying down the rules for YouTubers. And it’s not all bad news.

Minecraft is the second most popular search term on YouTube. Even more surprising, women are watching more content than ever.

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Razer have made a three-part documentary focusing on eSport. The first part has been released, and it takes a closer look at the world of Starcraft - arguably the birthplace of eSport as we know it today.

Advertising has come a long way from product placement in movies - YouTubers are paid to pretend to like things. Now they might get in trouble.