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Image: GameRant via EA Published Sep 18, 2026, 2:51 PM EDT Mehrdad (He/Him) is a writer at GameRant. He started writing about video games when he was a high school student. He loves playing competitive FPS games such as Rainbow Six Siege and The Finals. In between, you can also find him grinding for better ships in Star Citizen every now and then, or leading a full-scale war in Hell Let Loose! Formerly, he was a senior staff writer at DualShockers. He carries the same role into GameRant, working mostly on Guides and Lists. Even though he loves multiplayer games, he never refuses to discover new single-player experiences; that's why you will see him covering a wide variety of games. EA FC 27 featured gameplay streams on Twitch and YouTube before it was released; if you watched at the time, you were eligible for some unique in-game rewards in Ultimate Team mode. If you were one of those players, then the time has come to redeem them! Here's how to redeem your gameplay stream rewards and what they are. How to Get FC 27 Gameplay Stream Rewards in FUT Launch the Ultimate Team mode and go to the Home page Switch

With GTA 6 just around the corner, one topic on everyone’s tongues is when the highly-anticipated game will feature multiplayer. Rockstar has not yet made any moves to reveal anything concerning GTA Online, as well as when fans can expect a PC port of the game. However, despite Rockstar not making an official announcement about GTA 6 multiplayer, Twitch CEO, Dan Clancy, may have just given us a release window. Want to see this content? This page contains content provided by Google reCAPTCHA. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as Google reCAPTCHA may use cookies and other technologies. To view this content, choose 'Accept and continue' to allow Google reCAPTCHA and its required purposes. In an interview with Bloomberg, Clancy announced that GTA 6 multiplayer will launch in 2027. A comment that could be perceived as an unintended reveal. "We spent a lot of time talking with Rockstar about their plans, and also helping them think about how they can engage our creators," Clancy stated. "You are going to see this big bump with GTA 6, but then an even bigger one next year when they launch multiplayer." It is unclear if this was a total slip

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US conducted 'tremendous terror,' worse than al-Qaeda, Hasan Piker says in Axios interview Piker, who has over 3 million followers and is one of the most popular streamers on Twitch, came under renewed attention due to his participation in campaigning for the Abdul El-Sayed. Follow us on Google Hasan Piker attends a press conference during Web Summit Qatar 2026 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center in Doha, Qatar, Feb. 3, 2026. (photo credit: Noushad Thekkayil/NurPhoto via Getty Images) By JERUSALEM POST STAFF SEPTEMBER 18, 2026 02:07 Updated: SEPTEMBER 18, 2026 04:55 Far-left Twitch streamer and political commentator Hasan Piker said that the US conducted more terrorism than al-Qaeda while talking to Axios in a podcast released on Thursday.   Piker, who has over 3 million followers and is one of the most popular streamers on Twitch, came under renewed attention due to his participation in campaigning for , Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for Michigan senator. Piker previously stated that "America is the top dog in terrorism," and stood by his statement in his interview. "We have caused tremendous terror all around the world," Piker said to Axios, explaining that he believed the US had committed more terrorism than al-Qaeda

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TweakTown News Software & Apps A hacker claims to be selling personal data on 40,000 Twitch streamers, although researchers believe the dataset was largely scraped. TL;DR: A dark‑web listing claims personal data on 40,000 Twitch streamers-usernames, follower counts, emails, legal names-was offered for sale. Researchers say the sample looks like scraped public and linked‑profile data rather than a Twitch breach, though hidden emails and possible OAuth token misuse raise concerns. Enable 2FA and update passwords. 0:00 / 2:13 Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. A hacker is offering a database allegedly containing personal information on 40,000 Twitch streamers. The data was advertised on a renowned dark web marketplace and reportedly includes usernames, email addresses, legal names, follower counts, and more. VIEW GALLERY - 2 IMAGES Researchers examining a sample of 501 records say the data appears to have been scraped rather than stolen through a direct breach, meaning Twitch itself wasn't hacked and the information on the streamers was obtained elsewhere. Popular Now: RTX 5090 stock dries up as prices soar past $10,000 Publicly available information like usernames and follower counts is already accessible, while legal names may have been pulled from linked social profiles. However, the

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A database advertised on a dark web marketplace is drawing attention across the Twitch community after a threat actor claimed to possess personal information linked to around 40,000 streamers. Cybersecurity researchers have reviewed a sample of the alleged records, but early findings suggest this may not be a straightforward Twitch data breach. The bigger concern is how the information could be used against creators. Twitch streamer data allegedly appears in dark web database The database was reportedly put up for sale on an illicit marketplace on September 9. According to an investigation by Cybernews, the seller claimed the collection contained Twitch usernames, profile links, email addresses, follower counts, legal names and account verification details. Researchers examined 501 records supplied as proof of the seller’s claims. The sample reportedly included information such as usernames, profile URLs, email addresses and follower numbers. Some entries also contained creators’ real names. However, the findings do not currently establish that a hacker broke into Twitch and stole the information. One researcher who examined the sample said: “From what I see, this indeed looks like a data scrape, not a breach,” That distinction matters. Much of the information included in the database can already be found