The problem with YouTube, is that its biggest names draw in millions of clicks from pure baiting tactics, shrill screaming for attention and piggybacking off the work of others. If you’re prepared to dig for content however, then you’ll find plenty of fantastic channels on YouTube. We want to know what those channels are.
YouTube is showing it can compete with the likes of Netflix in making high quality sci-fi content with the release of its new trailer for the incredible looking Origin.
Accessibility options are becoming more prominent in games, but their application still leaves a lot to be desired by the players that use them. Mark Brown aims to tackle this very issue in a brand new series of design videos.
Known to his fans as “Totalbiscuit”, John Bain was a regular uploader on YouTube who also branched out with streaming and podcasts as he used his knowledge of PC software and other games to build an audience. Sadly, Bain has passed away.
Fortnite may have borrowed a few ideas for its Battle Royale mode, but the constant deluge of updates, changes, polish, community interaction and base price of absolutely nothing have propelled it to being the most popular video game on the planet right now.
YouTube will now levy stricted punishments "to apply in the rare event when one creator’s actions harm the entire community."
I remember the very first time I encountered a game guide. My brother had been playing Mega Man, and it became clear that certain levels were easier with specific guns you'd unlock from beating one boss or another. Now? We'd just wiki the solution.
Things are changing in the YouTube scene right now though. In the past, being eligible for monetisation wasn’t exactly insurmountable as YouTube required content producers to notch up 10 000 views on their channel before they could monetise their videos. A bit of hard work, self promotion and slipping $5 to a Chinese website to earn those views made it an achievable milestone for many a would-be YouTube superstar. That’s all in the past as of now.
Mckenna Quigley Harrington is an American actress and playwright, estimated to be in her …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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