Hideki Kamiya Starts YouTube Channel Post-Platinum Games, Says He’s Not Retiring
Platinum Games co-founder Hideki Kamiya announced last month he was departing from the studio. Having founded it in 2006 in Osaka, Japan, later working on games like Bayonetta and The…
YouTube Simulator Z codes September 2023
September 29, 2023: We checked for new Youtube Simulator Z codes. What are the new YouTube Simulator Z codes? If you're looking to live the life of a paid YouTuber,…
The NES Has Seen More Retro Gaming Uploads On YouTube Than Any Other Console
Today is National Video Games Day in the US, and to mark the occasion, YouTube is taking a look at retro gaming on the platform, which includes everything from classic…
Japanese Man Given Two Years in Prison After Monetising Let’s Plays on YouTube
A Japanese man has been sentenced to two years in prison and fined ¥1 million (around $6,785) after monetising gameplay videos on YouTube.
Google (GOOGL) reports $7.665 billion of YouTube Q2 2023 ad revenue
YouTube ads continue to make money hand over foot for the Alphabet company.
Spider-Man 2 Comic-Con Panel Hits YouTube
Portions of Comic-Con panels always leak out in some way, but a few hit the internet later in a more official capacity. The Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Comic-Con panel is one…
How One Of 2023’s Best Horror Movies Came Together Despite The YouTube Director Stigma
Talk to Me is one of the best horror films of the year. It is quietly scary… and yet the directors are the biggest pair of goofballs I have ever…
Watching YouTube Without Ads Will Now Cost More
If you use the internet, you probably use YouTube. And if you use YouTube, you might pay for the Premium subscription that gets rid of all the ads. That offering…
Youtube is Testing a Cloud Gaming Service
According to the Wall Street Journal, YouTube is testing a gaming service. This comes in the wake of Google Stadia’s service shutting down. playerauctions.com has always been a lucrative
YouTube is reportedly working on an instant-play ‘Playables’ feature for mobile and PC
Google employees are reportedly testing a system that will allow players to play games on mobile and desktop platforms.