Twitch

(twitch.tv/albiononline) to learn more about our plans for the months ahead. If there's anything you're dying to know about upcoming developments ...

Arknights: Endfield is now available worldwide, and players who want extra goodies for their playthrough are in for a treat, as there is an array of Twitch Drops available. Available on PC, PlayStation 5 and mobile, Arknights: Endfield offers plenty of action and gacha-spinning enjoyment, giving players an array of content to dig their teeth into. If you want to know details on all of the available Twitch Drops in Arknights: Endfield, including the required watch time and expiration dates, Insider Gaming has you covered. All Arknights: Endfield Twitch Drop Rewards Lots to earn. Image via X Arknights: Endfield has five sets of rewards available through Twitch Drops for a limited time, requiring a maximum of two hours of content being watched. The available rewards can provide a huge boost to your progression in game, so it’s recommended that you complete the required steps to earn everything available. The table below shows all the available Arknights: Endfield Rewards, the required watch time, and how long they are available for. Reward Watch Time Expiration 10,000x T-Creds 15 Minutes 5:59 PM PT – Feb. 19 15x I-Combat Record 30 Minutes 5:59 PM PT – Feb. 19 3x Arms INSP Set 60 Minutes

State Zip Code Country

You're playing a $40,000 Marvel Rivals competition where $18,000 goes to whoever takes first place. You see that your teammate is playing Black Widow, a sniper character notorious for having the worst win rate in the game across all platforms. Do you roll with the punches, or do you ask them to lock in and change heroes? This is a simplification of what Twitch streamer Kingsman265 says he experienced recently. In an hour-long YouTube video, he detailed a breakdown in teammate synergy during a tournament hosted by a creator named BasimZB. The event was meant to celebrate the new Marvel Rivals hero, Deadpool, via a creator cup consisting of 48 influencers. By its nature, and despite the cash prizes, this tourney wasn't necessarily meant to be a tryhard esports experience. But for Kingsman265, the Deadpool Creator Cup was a big deal. A win could catapult his career in a way that simply streaming Marvel Rivals on his lonesome couldn't. The money would also be life-changing for him, as someone who doesn't have any, he claimed. Kingsman265 was drafted onto a team with another Twitch streamer named zazzastack, among other influencers. Things started cordially, as one can see in the video

One short comment was enough to get fans questioning whether one of Twitch’s biggest names is really stepping away. Kai Cenat’s name has been trending as fans debate what his future holds after time away from Twitch © Instagram kaicenat The whole situation started when YourRage, a streamer and friend of Kai Cenat, suggested during a livestream that Kai might be finished with streaming. He said: "How do I tell you this, he retired from streaming. He is done. He is a star now, he is gonna be in movies." That comment alone was enough to kick off a wave of speculation online, with fans and fellow creators asking if Cenat has really retired. Many pointed out that his last major Twitch stream was the Mafiathon 3 event in September 2025, which only added fuel to the rumor fire. "Sounds big, but let’s see if it’s real." The “I Quit” Video And Mixed Signals The rumors got even louder after Cenat himself posted a video titled "I Quit" on his YouTube channel. In that video he talks about taking time to reflect, wanting to chase goals outside what he is known for, and stepping out of his comfort zone. While

Nina Lin appears to be banned from Twitch. Over the weekend, the 24-year-old was accused of shoplifting at Target during a live stream.

At a press conference in Paris, French PSB group France Télévisions has announced it will launch a new sport channel on its digital platform to coincide with the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan Cortina. The new channel will feature an interactive dimension inspired by the Twitch platform and aims to offer around 2,000 hours of live sports coverage in 2026. Launching on February 4th, the online service will allow online viewers to interact live with commentators and analysts through a live chat. “We’re taking inspiration from Twitch, the difference is that we have the video,” explained Nicolas Vinoy, director of the digital offering at France Télévisions. Initially dedicated to the Winter Olympics, the channel will continue operating after the Games, broadcasting major sport events already covered on the public broadcaster’s traditional channels such as Roland-Garros and the Tour de France. It will also offer more comprehensive coverage of other events including the World Figure Skating Championships and the European Swimming Championships. On France Télévisions’ linear channels, The Winter Olympics will have “virtually 24-hour coverage” on France 2 and France 3. The coverage plan will feature 50 journalists on location and in Paris as well as 25 consultants. More largely on

Published 09:17 19 Jan 2026 GMT Her excuse just doesn't 'wash' with some One streamer is causing a 'stink' by revealing why she never showers, and with it, some viewers are claiming they can smell her through their cameras. Good personal hygiene is a major green flag for many, but in the world of streaming, we're no stranger to big names shocking with their habits. In the aftermath of Zack "Asmongold" Hoyt being branded gross as he explained why he doesn't change his pillowcases, hadn't showered in three months, and referred to his own bedroom as a biohazard, someone else is accused of coming for his crown. Others, like Roblox favorite PowEnvy, have never been afraid to stream from their roach-infested room, while Twitch streamer Jaegerrmeister once boasted about not cleaning his room for 15 years. Now, Emily-Beth "Emiru" Schunk has explained why she doesn't shower. Despite being compared to Asmongold due to her lack of showering, Emiru simply prefers baths, telling her fans: "I do love taking baths. Chat, can I admit something? I only take baths. I don’t shower...I don’t like showers.” Emiru has been compared to Asmongold (Twitch / Asmongold) She apparently takes multiple baths a day

After announcing his breakup with Gigi Alayah, streamer Kai Cenat changed his Instagram bio and opened up about heartbreak on a YouTube channel that fans had no idea existed. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS, FLIPBOARD, FACEBOOK, WHATSAPP CHANNEL Kai Cenat took social media by storm when he publicly announced he was no longer in a relationship. The popular Twitch streamer, who has millions of followers across various platforms, had been in a seemingly happy relationship with his now-ex, Gabrielle Gigi Alayah. So when he announced on X that he was "single" and would "never be in another relationship again", fans were left shocked, wondering what could have gone wrong.  Amid ongoing speculations, the internet has discovered a private YouTube space, a channel many fans had no idea existed. It turns out that Kai briefly opened up about his heartbreak after the breakup a few days ago. Kai Cenat makes a personal confession in his secret YouTube channel Kai Cenat kept his announcement about his split from his then-girlfriend, Gabrielle Alayah, simple. On December 28, 2025, the Twitch streamer took to his X account and announced he was single. Days later, in a quiet post on a newly discovered private YouTube space called Kai's

Twitch star Tyler Blevins, also known as Ninja online, is expanding his family. The streamer and his wife, Jessica, announced that they are expecting their first child. In a gender reveal video shared on social media on Friday, the pair can be seen learning that they have a baby girl on the way. Both parents-to-be shared their joy before revealing they were certain it would be a boy. “I was so sure it was gonna be a boy!” Tyler Blevins exclaimed before referring to himself as a “girl dad.” Belvins, who is most known by his pseudonym Ninja, is also a professional gamer and YouTuber, alongside being a streamer. He solidified his standing in late 2017, when he began playing Fortnite Battle Royale. The following year, he made headlines when he played Fortnite with Drake, Travis Scott, and JuJu Smith-Schuster. As of this writing, he has over 19 million followers on his Twitch channel and is reportedly the third-most followed account on Twitch as of July 2025. As for his wife's pregnancy, it is unclear when her due date is, though their post has racked up thousands of likes and well-wishes online. Tyler Blevins' past comments about not playing with