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Nathan Grayson

Nathan Grayson

Video Game Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Video Games

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Recent Articles

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How Twitch lost its way

Twitch’s recent moves have confused and upset creators, fans and staff alike.
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Soldiers outsmart military robot by acting like video game characters

You may be wondering: “Could I beat an AI in a fight? And if so, how?” Eight Marines recently cracked the code.
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Video game studio called Proletariat declines to recognize union (lol)

Leadership at the video game company Proletariat —a term referring to the working class — declined to voluntarily recognize a nascent union at the studio.
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We spent a day with Anthony Padilla, YouTube’s interview king

Padilla, whose channel boasts nearly 7 million subscribers, found fame by eschewing trends and cringe content.
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Analysis | When to snap in ‘Marvel Snap’

We’ve got seven tips, in order of greatest to least advisability.
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Analysis | Twitch streamers are unhappy with their compensation

The company imposed a less generous revenue split on its top-tier streamers.
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‘Joe Biden’ has been dominating a niche fighting game for years

In fighting game series “Guilty Gear,” Joe Biden has been striking fear into the hearts of his rivals.
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Why G4 failed

Constant pivots, high costs and controversy bedeviled the directionless network in the lead-up to its collapse.
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G4 shuts down after layoffs, high-profile talent departures

Comcast’s video game-centric channel hoped to reboot amid heightened interest in gaming culture.
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Why Amazon won’t foot the bill to pay Twitch streamers better

“Why not just give 70/30 to everybody[?] We absolutely looked at all options to do that,” said Twitch’s VP of monetization. “Those options were not viable for us[.]”
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Video games harm the environment. A climate researcher wants to fix...

What will it take to make video games go green? “Is it by making hardware last longer? Is it by changing something about the way the game works?”
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Ludwig knows his streaming career won’t last, so he’s starting an a...

“I’ve always accepted the fact that there will be a point where my career ends,” Ahgren told The Washington Post. Offbrand is his way of embracing that fact.
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‘Grand Theft Auto VI’ leak is Rockstar’s nightmare, YouTubers’ dream

Leaks benefit no one — besides content creators looking to reap rewards from outsize interest in an unfinished game.
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Twitch cracks down on gambling, but streamers aren’t sure it’s enough

“In its current wording, this isn’t even close to a luck-based gambling ban,” agency head and industry insider Devin Nash told The Washington Post.
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Analysis | Ninja and Pokimane, two of Twitch’s biggest stars, fly t...

The two streamers, mainstays of Twitch’s ‘Fortnite’ era, announced big moves recently. The two were received very differently.
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Analysis | Disney and Marvel’s first gaming showcase: All flash, li...

Was that really all there was?
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Analysis | Microsoft’s regulator-appeasing claims about Game Pass r...

Microsoft hoped to assuage regulators’ concerns with recent Game Pass and Call of Duty announcements. The company’s spin is hard to take seriously, though.
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After Rewind’s demise, YouTube launches event to showcase gaming cr...

With its upcoming event, Game On, YouTube wants to highlight specific communities and let creators do the talking.
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‘Spider-Man’ modification scene turns into Pride flag battlefield

In response to a game mod that turned Pride flags into U.S. flags, a popular site has banned any mods that seek to undermine diversity and inclusivity.
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Twitch streamers traumatized after four ‘swattings’ in a week

Twitch streamers traumatized after four ‘swattings’ in a week
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Coheed’s frontman masked his feelings in art. Twitch helped him ope...

“I have those off days where I’m like, ‘Why do I do this? It’s very uncomfortable.’ But there are others where it’s really sort of helping me,” the rock star said.