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Five Nights at Freddy’s : The movie that will make you afraid of Chuck E. Cheese

Five Nights at Freddy’s : The movie that will make you afraid of Chuck E. Cheese

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Five Nights at Freddy’s, or FNAF, is the next video game to get a live-action movie treatment. This game became viral on video streaming sites because of its dark story and Jump Scares. Almost every Gaming Channels on YouTube and Twitch are on a streaming frenzy for this game. This Game Franchise is so successful that most of Matpat’s Game Theory Episodes are about FNAF. The success of the first game leads to 8 sequels and some spin-offs. The movie will follow the Premise of the first game. It is about a security Guard who takes a midnight shift job at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. It is a place similar to 90s Chuck E. Cheese, where animatronics sing to entertain children. Jason Blum, the mastermind behind movies such as “M3GAN,” “Freaky,” and “The Black Phone,” produces it. Josh Hutcherson, known for his roles in “The Hunger Games” and “Ready Player One,” has landed the lead role of the unlucky Security Guard in the upcoming film adaptation of “Five Nights at Freddy’s.”

Bill Maher thinks watching people play video games on Twitch is a waste of time

Bill Maher thinks watching people play video games on Twitch is a waste of time

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Bill Maher decided to defend Baby Boomers by criticizing Gen Z and Millenials. He bashed them for something they love. He said on his show that people who watch game streamers on Twitch waste their time. This 65-year-old political commentator criticizes something he never understands. I guess it is his attempt at comedy. I am pretty sure he loves to watch sports and I don’t judge him for watching people exercise. People watches Mr.Maher to talk, Well people also watches videogame streamers to talk. The videogame industry is $90 billion by the end of 2020. It is now worth more than the movie industry which is around $42.2 billion. The video game industry is also worth more than the music industry which is worth $11.9 billion. I am pretty sure it will take over the television industry soon eventually. The streaming industry is not useless, Charity fundraising had been done to raise funds for different important causes. Criticizing and looking down on something foreign for his generation makes his argument

Microsoft Pulls The Plug On Mixer

Microsoft Pulls The Plug On Mixer

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Remember Mixer? That game streaming platform Microsoft was aggressively pushing as an alternative to Twitch, that felt more like the next Bing? Our gut feelings were correct…the thing just Binged itself. Mixer had the corporate lifespan of a fly, taking off from out of nowhere in 2016 under the name Beam. Microsoft bought it in 2017 and promoted it endlessly through 2018 and 2019, in the usual Microsoft manner of throwing money with wild abandon. Some of Twitch’s most popular streamers like Tyler “Ninja” Blevins were lured to Mixer with exclusive million-dollar contracts. Phil Spencer, head of XBox, admitted to the press they decided Mixer was a lost cause six months ago, but couldn’t announce its demise until they’d arranged a partner to hand off operations and accounts to. “We weren’t going to be continuing with Mixer as it was,” he told Polygon, “and we wanted to find a partner for us who had a similar worldview on how gaming can evolve and the impact it could have, and a

Pac-Man Live Studio Brings The Fever To Twitch

Pac-Man Live Studio Brings The Fever To Twitch

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If you’re not a streamer, you may not see much value in having a Twitch account beyond the ability to spam emojis of people’s faces over and over in a fast-moving chat window. Now may be the time for the rest of us, however…Twitch is getting its own built-in Pac-Man game, and we don’t just mean the 1980 version. We mean something we’d pay for, yet Namco is giving away. (Pac-Man officially turns 40 today! Might have something to do with it.) Pac-Man Live Studio will be built into the Twitch interface and come with four modes. Classic Mode is the original, but it starts getting wild with Studio Mode, aka “Pac-Man Maker.” You can create your own mazes, play them, share them and possibly rank high on a popularity leaderboard if your work was good enough (or regurgitated a meme). There are also co-op and Vs. modes included, for up to four players at once. Here’s the full list of what Pac-Man Live Studio can do… Studio Mode –

Games Done Quick Presents: Corona Relief Done Quick

Games Done Quick Presents: Corona Relief Done Quick

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To the surprise of no one, Games Done Quick has decided to postpone its summer charity event. The plan is still to hold it in the summer, but around August instead of June, assuming things get somewhat better by then. But wait a minute…if there was ever a time we needed a charity event that attracts millions of viewers AND dollars, it’s now, right? That’s what GDQ was thinking too. Presenting Corona Relief Done Quick: three days of nonstop video game speedrunning by the world’s fastest button mashers, only this time streamed live from their own houses instead of in a hotel ballroom. Just like in the regular GDQ, there will be giveaways, special showcases and incentives that can only be met if donations cross a certain threshold. The organization benefiting is Direct Relief, described by GDQ as a humanitarian group that “improve[s] the health and lives of people affected by poverty or emergencies.” For a lineup pulled together at the last minute, CRDQ’s sounds pretty excellent. On the first

Twitch Rivals: Warzone Streamer Showdown Now Live

Twitch Rivals: Warzone Streamer Showdown Now Live

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It didn’t take long for Call of Duty Warzone to land its first major public esports event. Twitch Rivals: Warzone Streamer Showdown is a new competition where the biggest Twitch names from all over the world throw down, with a prize pool of $250,000 (or the pounds/Euros equivalent) at stake. There will be two tournaments held over two days, and unfortunately, the first of these has already passed. March 25 was the day for the Solos tournament, but it’s not too late to catch the Trios tournament on March 26. It’s also not too late to watch Solos on the event’s Twitch archive. Day One | Battle Royale (Solos) Platform: Battle.net or Equivalent Required Format: Public Matchmaking Time Limit: 3.5 Hours Any game started within 10 minutes of the tournament’s end time will not be counted. Game Limit: 20 Max Games per Player Leaderboard Determined By: Kills & Placement in Eligible Games* Eligible Games = A collection of your team member’s Best 5 Games (if each team member played 7

Deep Water Announces Board Game Livestreams

Deep Water Announces Board Game Livestreams

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Deep Water Games, distributors of fine tabletop gaming experiences, knows how frustrating it is to be in a situation where you can’t really host an in-person gaming session of any kind. That’s why they’re announced a series of livestreams, bringing the fun to YOU! Each day, Deep Water will team up with Source Point Press and N3 to deliver games to play from home, interviews with game creators, art streams and more. It al starts tomorrow with Afternoon Art hosted by Nolan Nasser. It will differ where the streams happen (some will be on Twitch while others will be on Facebook,) so Deep Water has provided a linked schedule for each show. Tune in starting March 24! Tuesday, 3/24 Afternoon Art with Nolan Nasser 4 pm Welcome To with El and Jacob Wednesday, 3/25 Afternoon Art with Nolan Nasser 2 pm Floor Plan with El and Jacob 4 pm N3 Interview with El and Nolan Nasser (email us questions you’d like asked!) 7 pm Source Point Press Auction with Josh,

How DogMight Games Created A Custom Screen For Critical Role

How DogMight Games Created A Custom Screen For Critical Role

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Once a week, a group of professional voice actors gets together, turns on the camera, and livestreams themselves playing tabletop games. The series is called Critical Role, and it’s something I’ve been meaning to get into, but haven’t ever found the time (this is true for a LOT of media out there….because there is a LOT of media out there). The team at tabletop accessory creators DogMight games, however, are huge fans, so when two members of the crew called them requesting a custom screen for their UnDeadwood campaign, they were ecstatic. “When Brian W. Foster and Ivan Van Norman reached out to us to ask if we could design a custom screen for a new show they were working on, we couldn’t stop screaming for about a solid minute,” says DogMight. “After remembering how to breathe again, we talked about their vision for the set and what design elements were important.” The screen is made entirely out of North American Black Walnut and the top of the screen is

AVerMedia Introduces Entry-Level Streaming Kit

AVerMedia Introduces Entry-Level Streaming Kit

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You fancy yourself a good video game player, with a quick wit for commentating, and dream of someday making acres of cash off your own bath water. AVerMedia, producers of products used by many Twitch streamers, is introducing a new all-in-one device to the market built specifically for streaming on Twitch (or Mixer, if Microsoft pays you off). The Live Streamer 311 – BO311, launching just now in England, contains a game capture card capable of capturing full HD footage at 60 fps, an HD webcam with “AI features” (AVer does not mention what these are) and a condenser USB microphone. Plug this stuff into any USB 2.0 port, insert your game console connections and you’re good to go. “With the Live Streamer 311 – BO311, the dream of being a streamer has never been easier to achieve. [It] brings content creators and gamers an all-in-one ready to use solution,” brags EddieChen, Product Planning Manager of AVerMedia. “Aspiring streamers will be able to create entertaining full HD content with studio-like

Surprise: There’s A Games Done Quick Going On THIS VERY MINUTE

Surprise: There’s A Games Done Quick Going On THIS VERY MINUTE

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Wait, whah? Games Done Quick is going on NOW? What kind of Sega Saturn trick is being pulled here? What’s happening is Games Done Quick Express, a smaller event being held at this weekend’s TwitchCon. And instead of one charity, it’s raising cash for ten, including St. Jude, Make A Wish and more. As this year’s Summer Games Done Quick was wrapping up, the head honchoes spoke in interviews about possibly expanding the concept to include mini-GDQs throughout the year. We suppose GDQ Express is the result of that expansion, but its lack of promotion and shorter running time means it isn’t earning nearly as much. The total was $63,080.99 when this was written. The two GDQs that run in the winter and summer still command the lion’s share of attention. The schedule for Awesome Games Done Quick 2019 was announced just last week and it sounds great: Hollow Knight, Nier Automata, Freedom Planet, Guacamelee 2, a Mega Man X three-team relay race, and the return of Reverse Boss Order

Summer Games Done Quick 2018 Begins This Sunday

Summer Games Done Quick 2018 Begins This Sunday

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Is it really that time again? Summer Games Done Quick 2018 is starting up this weekend. If it feels like these GDQ speedruns happen sooner and sooner each year, relax — that just means you’re closer to the grave. For those new to the event, Summer Games Done Quick 2018 is the latest in a semi-annual string of charity speedruns where the best game players in the world pile into a hotel ballroom and tear through the world’s most popular and beloved games as quickly as possible, utilizing glitches (when allowed) and quick reflexes to make short work of your childhood. It’s all live, amazing to watch, and for a good cause. Games Done Quick has raised millions for Doctors Without Borders, and they’ll be doing so again. This is going to be a landmark year — we can feel it. Games people have been demanding are finally making their appearances in the marathon: Celeste, Cuphead, and finally — at long last — the return of the Super Mario Maker

Twitch To Stream All Classic Episodes Of Doctor Who

Twitch To Stream All Classic Episodes Of Doctor Who

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Doctor Who’s original unbroken run lasted for over 500 episodes, spanning 1963 to 1989. Seven actors played the role during this time, including some of the most famous (Tom Baker, Jon Pertwee). If you were to take six hours out of your day to watch all of them, and you began on May 29, you wouldn’t be finished until July 23. We know this because that’s how long it’s going to take Twitch to broadcast every single surviving episode. Twitch’s marathons have brought us the complete libraries for Bob Ross, Power Rangers and Mister Rogers, and now the Doctor has arrived. The best part is that, unlike previous marathons, this one is respectful of your time: each multi-hour block will be rebroadcast twice later in the day, so you won’t need a TARDIS to pop in whenever you want. Doctor Who emotes will be provided, which the mindless chat window will surely spam mercilessly. And you can win stuff for watching: competitions will be held throughout the marathon with Who-related

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