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“My goal was to take on a challenge that most people consider impossible and prove that I can do it." When you buy something from this article, IGN Nordic might get a part of the revenue. Updated: Oct. 5, 2026, 1:04 a.m. Professional Tekken 8 player SuperBrine is going viral after reaching God of Destruction using Alisa while completely blindfolded with a sleep mask. SuperBrine has been streaming his run on Twitch in the form of seven separate broadcasts, starting in June 2026 . The final stream from this series, broadcast in early October , has become a hot topic within the fighting game community, as he was able to reach one of the game’s top ranks from Beginner while obscuring his vision with a sleep mask. It’s an impressive feat no matter how you swing it, standing as a testament to SuperBrine’s skill as a player and Tekken 8’s laudable sound design — but, perhaps unsurprisingly, his blindfolded run from Beginner to God of Destruction has sparked no end of debate about the game's difficulty and Alisa’s ease of use as a character. HERE WE ARE... First person ever to get From BEGINNER to GoD rank 100% Blindfolded on

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The Witcher 3 Remastered continue de régaler les joueurs avec de nouveaux contenus gratuits offerts, voici comment les récupérer pendant le temps imparti. Sommaire Histoire de marquer le lancement de The Witcher 3 Remastered, qui offre une belle cure de jouvence au chef d'œuvre de 2015 de CD Projekt RED en attendant l'extension Songs of the Past à venir courant 2027, son studio a voulu accompagner la chose de contenu gratuit offert notamment via l'entremise d'un Twitch Drop. Voici les modalités à connaître pour en profiter. Du nouveau contenu gratuit pour The Witcher 3 Remastered à récupérer via Twitch Ce contrat de CD Projekt RED visant à offrir du contenu gratuit en lien avec la sortie de The Witcher 3 Remastered passe ainsi par une campagne de Twitch Drop. Vous connaissez donc la musique : il faut regarder un stream partenaire pendant une durée déterminée pour obtenir les éléments offerts à utiliser en jeu. À ce titre, cette campagne Twitch Drops accompagnant le lancement de The Witcher 3 Remastered s'intéresse à un élément cosmétique avec lequel attifer Ablette, la jument de Geralt, aux mêmes couleurs que d'autres contenus gratuits offerts en liant le Remaster à son compte CD Projekt RED.

 Jorge de Cardenas, 29, is using his Twitch channel to raise awareness and money for ALS Arizona GILBERT, AZ — A 29-year-old Gilbert man is using his longtime love of video games to raise awareness and money after being diagnosed with ALS. Jorge de Cardenas, a Mesquite High School graduate, said he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, in June after noticing changes including a limp, hand cramps, and multiple falls. “I didn’t have a choice in it,” de Cardenas said. “I stopped being scared, and I just decided to be brave.” De Cardenas, a licensed behavior analyst who has worked with children with autism, created GAMINGwithALS with help from his younger brother, Daniel. Through the Twitch channel, de Cardenas plays video games while sharing what living with ALS looks like day to day. “It’s not about the games, it’s about the message,” de Cardenas said. His family is part of that effort. Daniel helps manage the stream, while de Cardenas’ wife, Angely, helps with his daily needs. The diagnosis came shortly after Jorge and Angely were married and as they were making plans for their future. “Right now we have no idea,” Angely de Cardenas said. “But

Capcom is giving away 1 new Guile color to anyone who watches Street Fighter 6 on Twitch. The official Street Fighter account announced it on Thursday, October 1. The color is inspired by the Street Fighter movie. Here is the full post: “Watch Street Fighter 6 on Twitch to receive a Guile color inspired by the Street Fighter movie. Perfect time to also tune in to the Street Fighter 6 Red Carpet Rumble with Twitch Rivals starting at 1pm PT today.” – @StreetFighter The Red Carpet Rumble Is the Tie-In Twitch Rivals is Twitch’s series of streamer competitions. The Street Fighter 6 Red Carpet Rumble was set to start at 1pm PT on Thursday, October 1. The post calls that a perfect time to tune in. Watching the event looks like the easiest way to pick up the color. The post doesn’t say who is playing in the Rumble. It also doesn’t say how long the event runs. Timing and Code Details Sit Behind a Link The tweet doesn’t explain how you claim the color. It only points to a link labeled “Timing and Code Details.” That label suggests a code may be involved, but the post doesn’t confirm it.

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By JAMES POLLARD NEW YORK (AP) — After dropping out in eighth grade to pursue esports, Cody Conrod wants to help others enter the increasingly expensive world of professional gaming. The 21-year-old competitive Fortnite player, better known as Clix to his more than 8 million Twitch followers, already provides hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of gaming equipment through an annual holiday giveaway. Through his new holding company, launched Thursday, he is formalizing those efforts into the Dr3amin Access Fund. Fortnite, one of the world’s most popular video games, features last-one-standing showdowns where players hunt down each other’s customizable avatars across an ever-shrinking map. Content creators have found loyal audiences by live streaming their exploits on platforms such as Twitch, the livestreaming platform owned by Amazon, and clipping the most eye-catching segments into viral short-form videos. But the equipment needed to compete at higher levels is pricey — and getting pricier. The massive data center buildout has pushed up the costs of computers, graphics processors and memory chips. Conrod recommends a setup that can handle at least 120 frames per second for a GPU-intensive game such as Fortnite. And even sub-$500, entry-level PCs are becoming scarcer, according to Joost van

For more than 15 years, TV viewers have seen ads that instruct them to “grab a Snickers” when they’re feeling agitated, because “you’re not yourself when you’re hungry.” Now, that campaign is coming to Twitch — with a twist. In Australia, legacy candy brand Mars is launching a Twitch activation that ties into its “Feed the Trolls” spots. The prevailing wisdom on the internet is that you should not feed the trolls, but Mars has other ideas. It will identify nasty comments in Twitch chat and tell the people spewing that invective to cool off and grab a Snickers. Publicis Groupe OneMars and agency partner T&P concocted the campaign, which will run during a busy time on the Australian calendar. Mars is targeting streams related to the Australian Football League (AFL) and the National Rugby League (NRL). The Grand Finals for both of those competitions take place at the beginning of autumn. Subscribe to get the latest creator news Subscribe Australian creators Nalopia and midbeast are also participating in the activation. Any trolls who are active in chat while those streamers are live will be asked to reconsider their mean messages — and maybe have a little snack — before being invited to rejoin the discussion. As

For several years now, social media users have found themselves in a constant battle with hate speech and accounts that amplify racist tropes and more. Regardless of the platform, whether it is Instagram, Facebook, Twitch, TikTok or X, algorithms have been found to reward confrontation and rage-bait-style engagement.  And it is by design. A study conducted earlier this year by Dr. Naomi Thompson and David Woodger at the University of London revealed that racism was being normalized through social media algorithms, yielding a serious effect on the mental health and real-world experiences of teens and young adults. “What we are seeing is not occasional exposure to harmful content—it is routine, embedded in young people’s everyday scrolling and social interactions,” Thompson wrote. According to an engineer at Meta, the parent company of Facebook, he was instructed by senior management to allow more “borderline” harmful content, ranging from misogyny to conspiracy theories, to keep up with TikTok. The vertical video app, which was subject to a potential government ban in the United States until it was sold, has routinely curbed complaints regarding children in favor of protecting political entities, according to the BBC.  Meta and TikTok both disputed the claims, particularly the