As one of the net’s most popular live streaming platforms, Twitch has seen its fair share of controversy, following the scandal around popular streamerAlinity and her cat-throwing drama – but now, the site is under fire for a different reason, entirely: this time, for stealing content from popular YouTuber ‘H20Delirious.’ [ad name=”article1″] Twitch posted a promotional video to Twitter on July 23 that showcased a slew of footage from streamers on the platform playing Dauntless, a free-to-play action role playing title similar to Capcom’s ‘Monster Hunter.

Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel’s New Year’s Eve celebrations were delayed after the streamer accidentally shared his IP to tens of thousands of viewers, leading to a suspected DDoS attack. xQc was planning on celebrating the new decade with his chat by his side. However, his plans were thwarted after the unsuspecting streamer accidentally shared his IP live on stream, leading to a spam of attacks on his network. The streamer managed to keep the broadcast up for 30 minutes before being taken off due to internet going down, forcing the streamer to find a quick-fire solution just as the new year was about to be seen in.

It’s worrying that Riot Games has all but ignored Snowdown 2020 in League of Legends this year, and dedicated LoL fans have a right to be nervous about the future of the game after missing the annual Christmas event ⁠— here’s why. Christmas is nearly here, and while there’s decorations aplenty, and presents under the tree, there’s one thing still missing for League of Legends fans: Snowdown. It’s been a curious Christmas for Riot’s flagship game.

Team Liquid Fortnite player Jake ‘Poach‘ Brumleve had his Twitter hacked on August 9 and the hackers went as far as changing his name completely, causing him to lose his verification on the platform. [ad name=”article1″] Usually, when we see a player’s Twitter hacked, they just plug various social media channels and call it a day. However, the hackers who took over Poach’s Twitter changed his handle to “issaisgayasf” in a reference to Ghost Issa, another Fortnite player.

YouTube is home to some of the most popular influencers on the internet, many of them with tens of millions of subscribers. With all those fans, money comes too. But which YouTube creators are earning the most? Since it launched in 2005, YouTube has hosted some of the most viral content on the internet, and thousands of creators have built their platforms from the video-sharing website, garnering a huge number of subscribers and views.

Benjamin ‘benjyfishy’ Fish was accused of cheating in a recent round of Fortnite Champion Series (FNCS) action, leading the mega-popular player to breakdown the latest scandal mid-stream. One of the most popular names in the competitive Fortnite space, benjyfishy has built a reputation on the back of incredible performances. Not only that, but he’s become one of the most prominent Fortnite streamers due to his positive attitude and often hilarious plays.

The Back 4 Blood Open Beta window is live with players looking at how to access the early build for Turtle Rock Studios’ highly-anticipated spiritual successor to Left 4 Dead. Here’s how to get into the Back 4 Blood beta. While there’s still a while to wait before B4B’s official launch on October 12, 2021, the studio is giving eager fans a couple of ways to try it out.

Three-time CoD world champion Damon ‘Karma’ Barlow has claimed that Modern Warfare and its ‘slide cancel’ mechanic is giving some pro players “false hope” in the Call of Duty League. Karma is considered one of, if not the, best Call of Duty players of all time and has been consistent across multiple titles in recent years, however, the former OpTic star has not been too impressed with the franchise’s latest release.

100 Thieves Valorant squad has reportedly cut IGL Joshua ‘steel’ Nissan after a disappointing run by the team at the VCT Stage 3 Masters Berlin. According to a new Upcomer report, 100T are set to replace steel for the VCT Last Chance Qualifier in October with Aaron ‘b0i’ Thao. This comes at a crucial time for 100 Thieves who will compete against nine other teams for NA’s last VCT Champions spot.

After months of beta tests and previews, New World is finally here, and players are trying to figure out which server best suits their interests and language. Here’s everything you need to know. New World has already launched in some areas of the world, with others still eagerly waiting for the time to tick over. But regardless of whether you’re ready to jump in, the first decision you’ll need to make is what server to play on.