Tag: YouTube
Marvel Releases Eight-Hour Wolverine Breathing Video
You know that feeling when one of your friends begins acting erratically, doing things that seem unhinged and completely detached from reality, and you end up sitting down and asking if there’s anything wrong, maybe something they want to talk about? I’m getting that feeling from Marvel, and I d...
Read MoreUbisoft Threatens Legal Action Against “Harassment,” Creates New “Entity”
Ubisoft is preparing for the worst on multiple fronts. The video game developer has had a rough few years, with its stock value dropping 85% since 2021 and the recent disaster of Star Wars Outlaws – a bug-riddled joke of a game that tried to give gamers a female Han Solo – defining its 2024. Th...
Read MoreDDayCobra Reacts to DDayCobra Reacting to Asmondgold
robot_boob | Feb 19, 2025 | 1
Jeremy Griggs, aka Jeremy Prime, aka DDayCobra, is the founder and owner of Geeks + Gamers. He’s also one of the most influential streamers on YouTube today. You can watch his streams on the Geeks + Gamers channel or his personal channel, DDayCobra. His DDayCobra channel is so popular, it has topp...
Read MoreKingdom Come Director Says YouTubers Scare Video Game Companies
YouTubers have more power than you might think, at least if a recent report is to be believed. Dan Vávra, the writer and director of RPG Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, appeared on a Czech podcast called Nejlepší and talked about the impact of “hate tubers,” as he called them – though base...
Read MoreIntergalactic: The Heretic Prophet Not Being Embraced Online
The Game Awards were held this past Friday, and while some big trailers debuted throughout the broadcast – The Witcher 4, Tekken 8, Elden Ring: Nightreign, that game where you move to a new apartment – the one getting the most traction online is Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet. Unfortunately...
Read MoreSonic the Hedgehog Rides Santa’s Sleigh in “A Very Sonic Christmas”
Sonic the Hedgehog 3’s marketing is getting in the Christmas Spirit. Today, Paramount released a stop-motion short film called “A Very Sonic Christmas” to advertise the upcoming release of the latest in the video game adaptation series and spread a little Christmas Cheer at the same time. “...
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