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Undertale creator linked him with localisation company by Liam Doolan 5 hours ago Image: Nintendo Life, NintendoMasahiro Sakurai opened English and Japanese YouTube channels a few months ago focused on video game development. In an update on his YouTube socials, the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate director revealed how the Undertale and creator Toby Fox kind of played a part in the process. Toby passed on details for a localisation company called '8-4' who are known for work on English localisations as well as translating games into Japanese. This is not the only news we've heard about Toby Fox and Masahiro Sakurai in recent times. Last month it was revealed how the Undertale creator would be replacing Sakurai as the Weekly Famitsu column writer. Read more - Random: Undertale Creator Is Now Writing Columns For Famitsu, Replacing Sakurai Sakurai recently surpassed a number of milestones on his YouTube channel. His Twitter account now also has over one million followers. And Toby Fox is currently chipping away at his new game Deltarune. Unfortunately, we won't be seeing any new chapters this year. Have you been keeping up with his videos about game development? Comment down below.

You know what annoys me? That YouTube wasn’t a thing yet when I was learning guitar. YouTube launched at the start of 2005, and by then I’d been playing for a few years and the vast majority of my playing habits and learning techniques had already been well established. That, combined with the fact that it took a little while for YouTube to actually fill up with decent content meant that I never really looked to it as a source of learning as a guitarist. As a place to find rare live videos of Thin Lizzy or a blurry guy shred through ‘Canon Rock’—sure! As somewhere filled with teaching resources, not so much. My way was the last line of the old guard: books, magazines, and word of mouth. And it was fine. I developed into an okay guitarist. But I can’t help but think—looking at YouTube these days, when annoyingly I don’t have the time or drive to actually practice a lot—how much better I would be if the site had been then what it is now. There’s just an infinite stretch of tutorial videos, break downs, theory—and super interesting and innovative examples of guitarist messing about, throwing stuff…

Dude Perfect's proposed headquarters and entertainment destination will feature a 330-foot tower. (Overland/Dude Perfect via San Antonio Business Journal)Dude Perfect, the Frisco-based sports/entertainment group that has amassed more than 58 million subscribers on YouTube, revealed plans to leave its current location for a new corporate HQ and entertainment destination that will feature a 330-foot tower.Dude Perfect partnered with San Antonio-based architecture firm Overland Partners for the project, which could reach nine figures. The group is exploring potential municipal partners across the country for the venue and plans to announce a location in the near future.Dude Perfect’s five co-founders and owners — Tyler Toney, Garrett Hilbert, Cody Jones and twins Cory and Coby Cotton — all hail from Texas and “would love for it to be nearby,” Coby Cotton said. “That said, we are exploring all different options and we’ve had a lot of interest from different cities.”Overland Senior Principal Bryan Trubey said Los Angeles and Atlanta are among those cities. Cotton said they expect the project to take about two years to complete once construction begins. The group said it will relocate from its current location in Frisco to wherever its Overland project lands.Dude Perfect began working with Overland on…

YouTube rabbit holes can take you to some pretty weird places, and for me, one of those weird places has been the darker side of ambient noise. What set me on this path was my endless pursuit of good background music to play while working. Finding something that fits the bill can often be difficult because, in general, I can’t really play anything too engaging, or it will distract me. However, ambient noise—which is non-verbal and dwells in heavy, hypnotic vibes—can be just the ticket to keep me focused on a particular story or project. As I’ve learned, however, ambience comes in all shapes and sizes, and YouTube’s algorithm has attempted to show me all of them. In particular, the weirder, darker side of ambient noise has been revealed to me in all its bizarre, upsetting glory. If you, dear web user, also wish to hear some truly unusual atmospherics as you go about your day, read on.Cryo Chamber One of the weirdest channels I’ve stumbled across, Cryo Chamber, describes itself as a “Dark Ambient Music label” that is focused on creating “dark atmospheric music with a cinematic edge.” It’s certainly achieved that: a lot of the tracks sound like…

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MrBeast has revealed that he once turned down a staggering $1 billion offer for his YouTube channels and associated brands in MrBeast Burger and Feastables. There’s no denying that MrBeast is one of the biggest stars on the internet today. While his English-speaking YouTube channels combine for just under 200 million subscribers, that’s just the tip of the iceberg for his overall reach. Foreign language channels with custom dubbing, an entire food chain in MrBeast Burger, and even his own chocolate brand in Feastables. His team has built an ever-growing behemoth over the years and naturally, it’s worth a pretty penny. Without divulging all the specifics, MrBeast just revealed on the FLAGRANT podcast that he was even offered $1 billion for control of his sprawling content empire. Ultimately, he opted to decline in order to maintain full control over all the moving pieces. “I have been offered a pretty crazy ,” MrBeast told FLAGRANT co-host Andrew Schulz in a September 27 episode of the show. “Not official term sheets, but people that would actually be able to afford it… a billion dollars if we could own the channel and the companies.” Admittedly, the offer was “enticing” when it first came…

A Liberal MP has asked the lobbying commissioner to investigate an outspoken critic of the federal government’s online-streaming bill for failing to immediately disclose funding from YouTube and TikTok.The Heritage Minister’s Parliamentary secretary, Chris Bittle, has asked Lobbying Commissioner Nancy Bélanger to launch an investigation into Digital First Canada, an organization that advocates for YouTubers and people posting videos on platforms.The letter alleges that Digital First’s executive director, Scott Benzie, failed to disclose that his group received funding from YouTube and TikTok. Both platforms have warned that Bill C-11 would lead to the regulation of people posting videos on their platforms and affect their popularity and earnings worldwide.The letter says that during an appearance at the Commons heritage committee to talk about Bill C-11 in May, Mr. Benzie disclosed that Digital First received around $100,000 in sponsorship from platforms.“There was no transparency about this relationship and any potential conflicts of interest prior to Digital First Canada’s appearance at the committee,” the letter from Mr. Bittle to the lobbying commissioner says.At a previous meeting of the Heritage committee where Mr. Benzie discussed C-11, he did not tell MPs Digital First has received money from YouTube and TikTok.Mr. Bittle also asked the…

Ned Fulmer, one-quarter of The Try Guys, is "no longer" working with the YouTube channel following an internal review of what he says was a "consensual workplace relationship.""Ned Fulmer is no longer working with the Try Guys," according to a statement posted Tuesday to the official @tryguys account. "As a result of a thorough internal review, we do not see a path forward together. We thank you for your support as we navigate this change." The channel's statement did not elaborate on what sparked their internal review or what the review entailed, though Fulmer and his wife spoke out in separate social media statements shortly after the Try Guys' announcement Tuesday."Family should have always been my priority, but I lost focus and had a consensual workplace relationship," Fulmer wrote. "I'm sorry for any pain that my actions may have caused to the guys and the fans but most of all to Ariel. The only thing that matters right now is my marriage and my children, and that's where I am going to focus attention." Ariel Fulmer, to whom Ned Fulmer has been married to since 2012 and shares two sons, thanked those who had reached out to her following the news. "Nothing is more important to me…

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