Multiview, the feature that allows you to watch up to four screens at once, has long been an exclusive to YouTube TV. Now that feature is finding its way over to YouTube, but there’s a small catch.

Today, Google announced a few new perks it is giving to its NFL Sunday Ticket subscribers. The most notable of which are the improvements to Multiview. On YouTube TV, these football fans will be able to build a Multiview of any combination of two, three, or four NFL Sunday Ticket games. In the past, Multiview only offered preset picks, so this improvement should offer more freedom over what you watch.

The bigger news, however, is that Multiview is coming to YouTube for the first time. Unfortunately, the feature will only be available to NFL Sunday Ticket subscribers for the purpose of watching football games. Google says this option will be available at the start of the football season, which the season starts on Thursday, September 5. Users will be able to use the YouTube Multiview feature on TVs, mobile devices, and tablets.

Outside of Multiview, the company announced that NFL Fantasy and Yahoo Fantasy players can connect their accounts to Fantasy View. This way, fans can keep track of their fantasy teams without having to take their eye off the game. It has also launched a spoiler mode feature that hides scores for specific teams so you can avoid final scores if you plan to watch a game later.

This is all great news for NFL Sunday Ticket subscribers. At the same time, we hope this also means that Multiview on YouTube will eventually open up for everyone else and for other types of content.

YouTube TV is quickly becoming the go-to option for cord-cutters eager to dive into the upcoming NFL Sunday Ticket season. Its standout feature is the multiview option, which lets you catch up to four games at once, so you never miss a moment. But there's a catchright now, you can only use multiview on TV screens or through the YouTube TV app, and it's only available in the US. But that's changing soon, as Google plans to bring multiview to the main YouTube platform.

YouTube needs no introduction. As the second most visited site on the planet, it's not just a video-sharing platform—it's a cultural phenomenon. But who are the most popular vloggers in 2023?

Remember when we rushed home to catch our favorite TV show? Now, YouTube is our go-to, pushing traditional TV to the sidelines. 

It’s given rise to a new breed of internet celebrities and influencers who are as powerful, if not more, than traditional celebrities. And, as the platform continues to evolve, it showcases the dynamic dance between technology and creativity, always keeping us on our toes. 

We’re about to look at the giants of this world and discover the most popular vloggers ruling the YouTube kingdom! 

To say that Casey Neistat is an OG when it comes to vlogging would still somehow be an understatement. Having taken YouTube by storm in the early 2010's, he has amassed over 12.5m subscribers on his primary channel.

While vlogging as a hobby has seen some rough moments recently, the post pandemic boom within the scene has completely revitalized peoples desires to experience life through another persons eyes. Whether it's worldwide travel or days out around New York, Casey Neistat has a wide variety of top cameras and gear to capture his footage on. Here's what we know.

Unpacking the Drama: The Beef Between Yuno Miles and Kai Cenat The rap world is no stranger to beef, and the latest feud between Yuno Miles and Kai Cenat has caught the attention of fans and fellow artists alike. The diss track, “Not Like Us,” has created quite a stir, with its witty lyrics and […]

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IREM game collections for me to collect ⊟

Tozai Games, who memorably brought me Spelunker HD, has announced five volumes of collected IREM games for Xbox, PS5, PS4, and Switch, with big ol’ physical versions coming from Strictly Limited.

This first release comprises Image Fights 1 and 2, and X Multiply, three shmups that I definitely haven’t played and definitely want to. I also, in general, support the release of collections from this very cool, very defunct publisher!

Finally, hi, I haven’t been writing many posts recently. But my 10 year olds are at a coffee shop having a graphic design coworking session, so I’m entertaining myself by sitting in a big fancy coffee shop chair and flailing textually at old games. Life is pretty weird!

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I’m a fool for not already being hyped for SpiderHeck ⊟

I’ve gotten a few press releases for SpiderHeck from publisher TinyBuild, but such has been my Situation recently that I made a point to get back to them and then, I don’t know, gone to deal with the toilet that fell apart or adopt kittens (!) or whatever.

Today, the game is actually out on Switch and basically everything else, and I finally scheduled myself a few minutes to watch a trailer and, yall.

There’s been a game about spiders grappling around arenas and attacking each other with lightsabers this whole time? I want to say “and I wasn’t informed?” but I definitely was, multiple times!

You can try this through Xbox Game Pass or for free through Steam until Sept. 26, and like, I want to do that. Let’s try this. It might join the rotation of party games, I think.

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There’s a new Puzzle Bobble and it’s very important  ⊟

Don’t just take it from me, the person who drinks coffee from a Bubble Bobble mug every morning and is on stage 1174 (oh no) of Bub’s Puzzle Blast, a game I only found by accident while looking for a new Bust a Move/Puzzle Bobble.

Look at the above video, with its four-player co-op (including Story Mode), hi-res Bub, Bob, Peb, and Pab, little Miniroons, and so many bubbles. Everybubble, in fact! Puzzle Bobble Everybubble will be out on Switch next year.

New Bubble and/or Puzzle Bobble games aren’t always… good, but I’m getting my hopes way up anyway. Sky high! I definitely won’t survive even a slight disappointment.

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Publishers old and new bring me games old and old ⊟

One of the most weirdly unlikely domino-meme developments recently is the one that starts with THQ’s bankruptcy in 2012 and ends with me playing a Sunsoft Famicom game from 1992 on my Switch. But that’s basically what happened?

Nordic Games Licensing bought a lot of the THQ back catalog, then went through a series of acquisitions, later adopting the apt name Embracer Group, and just opened a subdivision called Embracer Freemode to focus on retro games. Part of Embracer Freemode is Bitwave, who is developing a port of Gimmick! for Xbox, PC, Switch and PS4.

This news has Sunsoft re(re)-entering the gaming space, following the last WiiWare iteration. They announced a Gimmick soundtrack release, a port of Ufouria, and a new roguelike game based on the very old, beloved kusoge Ikki.

Simultaneously, the reliable ININ Games announced three – THREE – Ninja Jajamaru-kun collections, compiling the platform games, two “lost” RPGs, and all of the above respectively. I am deeply personally invested in this, if only because NInja Jajamaru-kun was one of the main inspirations behind the brilliant Haggleman minigames from Retro Game Challenge. Preorders for the physical PS4/Switch collections will open on the 21st, and I can only presume that they’ll also show up on the eShop in some form.

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Cool DIY Super Famicom kit turned into cooler mini-TV kit ⊟

I’m pretty impressed with Columbus Circle’s barebones DIY kits, basically just clone Super Famicoms or Famicoms without cases. You can then put it into whatever container you can imagine, like this toaster!

What Youtuber LimoneWorkshop did, however, is to put the tiny kit into a custom-built miniature Sharp SF-1. And it totally owns.

I’m trying to imagine what I would do with one of these Super Famicom kits, and I think it’s “put it on a shelf and then decide to sell it 3 years later.” But for other people, what a cool idea!

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Corporate consolidation is good, actually (in this one weird specific case) ⊟

Toy company Bandai and video game developer/publisher Namco merged in 2005. Four years later, Koei and Tecmo merged their game-making operations.

Now, the two megacorporations have leveraged Tecmo’s beloved Monster Rancher series and Bandai’s long-standing Ultraman license to create this weird-ass thing, a game where you can use songs or NFC cards to generate monsters from Ultraman shows, then raise, battle, and, why not, merge them.

I don’t think it really makes sense to apply Monster Rancher’s semi-random generation mechanic with an existing set of characters (since, like, people basically would know who they wanted to raise?) and it definitely doesn’t make sense to make an Ultraman game without Ultraman. A lot of dominoes had to fall in just the right way to lead to this ill-advised but also completely awesome outcome.

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Gotta Protectors is back and a little weirder on Switch ⊟

Pretty excited to play the next iteration of Ancient (and Yuzo Koshiro’s) Gotta Protectors, the Famicom tribute game that’s also a legit action-tower-defense-that’s-still-cool-if-you-don’t-like-tower-defense!

This time, in addition to rad music, meta humor and wild musou-esque combat, there’s… a castle on a train? Collectible NES parody cartridges? This looks like it ramps up the distinctive frantic silly Gotta Protectors-ness in just the right way.

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Taito Milestones out April 15 ⊟

I’ve been obsessive about retro compilations on Switch recently. I want to gobble them all up. Even so, I’m unconvinced about Taito Milestones, the collection of 10 mostly ancient, mostly historically interesting arcade games.

Without knowing a price, I’m not sure how into Alpine Ski or Wild Warriors I’ll be, or how willing I am to try a different version of the Bubble Bobble precursor Chack'n Pop (I have the Famicom cartridge). But The Ninja Warriors is cool, and Qix is always fun. Also, I want everyone to keep making these collections.

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Give me all the PC Engine ports ⊟

When Moto Roader originally came out on Turbografx-16, it totally failed to get my attention, my brain just filing it away in the “sports games I’m not interested in” category next to Takin’ it to the Hoop.

But now, with the benefit of time, I know that any TG16/PC Engine game I get to discover for the first time is precious and wonderful. And so I’m pretty stoked about Moto Roader MC, the formerly Japan-only, PC Engine CD-only sequel, which I just played on my dang Nintendo Switch.

It’s a top-down single screen racer, sort of like a Super Off-Road deal, with weapons and increasingly weird gimmicky tracks. My favorite feature allows you to toggle between control schemes at any time. I can never play these top-down racing games because my brain doesn’t understand whether to push left and right to turn or to push the direction I want the car to go on the screen. With this game, I can do whichever makes sense to me at the time.

There’s also a rewind feature, visual options, and the other nice modern stuff. In all, this seems like a weirdly small game to give such a treatment… and that’s cool.

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Unblock your favorite YouTube videos using CroxyProxy YouTube

What is CroxyProxy Youtube?

CroxyProxy YouTube is a well-known web proxy service tailored specifically for unblocking YouTube content and ensuring secure and anonymous internet browsing. Acting as the intermediary between you and the YouTube platform, it allows you to access videos and content that might be restricted or blocked due to your location or network.

This versatile service offers both free and paid versions. The free version covers the basics, such as concealing your IP address, bypassing web filters, and encrypting connections. Opting for the paid version unlocks even more advanced features like access to additional servers and faster connection speeds.

How do I use CroxyProxy YouTube?

Getting started with CroxyProxy YouTube is a breeze. You simply visit the CroxyProxy YouTube website and enter the URL of the YouTube video you want to watch. CroxyProxy YouTube takes it from there, intercepting your request and forwarding it to YouTube on your behalf. Crucially, YouTube only sees CroxyProxy YouTube's IP address, effectively concealing yours.

Moreover, CroxyProxy YouTube adds an extra layer of security by encrypting your connection. This added protection ensures that your data remains safe from potential hackers or other malicious entities attempting to intercept your online activities.

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CroxyProxy YouTube presents a compelling solution for unblocking YouTube videos and enjoying them at your convenience. In addition to this primary benefit, it offers several advantages that make it an attractive choice.

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What is the need of CroxyProxy Youtube Server?

The primary function of a proxy server, such as CroxyProxy YouTube, is to act as a critical intermediary between users and the internet. Its core purpose revolves around enhancing security, privacy, and performance.

Here's how it works: when a user seeks online content, the proxy server steps in on their behalf. It not only hides the user's real IP address and identity but also serves as a protective barrier against cyber threats and unauthorized access to sensitive data. Additionally, proxy servers have the ability to cache frequently accessed content, which lightens the load on the actual server and results in improved browsing speeds.

In essence, proxy settings are indispensable for creating safer and more efficient internet experiences. They empower users to access blocked content, sidestep geo-restrictions, and maintain their anonymity while navigating the web. With these settings in place, users can have peace of mind, knowing that their online activities are shielded from potential risks and their privacy is upheld.

Now, let's distinguish between two key players in web communication: Proxies and Reverse Proxies. 

A Proxy is your trusted assistant when it comes to serving clients. It takes on the responsibility of accessing resources on behalf of clients, offering the perks of anonymity and caching. How does it achieve this? By skillfully concealing clients' IP addresses and enhancing security. This setup also helps in boosting performance.

Conversely, a Reverse Proxy plays a different role. It acts as a protective shield for servers, shielding them from direct client contact. When a client makes a request, the Reverse Proxy steps in and deftly routes the request to the appropriate server while keeping the server's identity under wraps. This configuration strengthens security, achieves load balancing, and accelerates content delivery.

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While CroxyProxy YouTube is an effective way to unblock YouTube content, it might not be the perfect fit for everyone. If you're looking for alternative solutions, here are a few options to consider:

• Tor Browser: Looking for privacy above all else? The Tor Browser is your go-to option. While it may not be the fastest choice, it offers a high level of anonymity, making it a great pick for accessing YouTube content discreetly.
• Opera Browser: Opera browser offers a convenient built-in VPN that allows you to unblock YouTube on all supported platforms. You can activate it in the settings, and once it's turned on, you can easily toggle it to access YouTube videos without encountering blocks.
• ProxySite: Another option is ProxySite, which offers a user-friendly interface and access to YouTube with proxies from around the world. It boasts a more diverse range of server options, with over 20 servers available in the US and Europe.
• Web Proxies: Don't forget about web-based proxy services similar to CroxyProxy. HideMyAss and KProxy are examples that can help you get past content blocks, including YouTube.
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• Hotspot Shield: If you want more advanced features, Hotspot Shield is a popular VPN choice. It offers both a free version with basic functions and a premium version with additional perks. It's a reliable option for bypassing restrictions and accessing YouTube content from virtually anywhere.
• Smart DNS Proxies: Smart DNS proxies like Smart DNS Proxy and Unlocator are tailored for unblocking geo-restricted content, including YouTube. They're known for their speed, making them ideal for streaming. Plus, they work on a wide range of devices.

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Q: What is CroxyProxy YouTube, and how does it work?

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Looking at it from far enough away, being a YouTube creator seems like the best job in the world: film yourself doing what you love, share it with millions of viewers who hold similar interests, and watch the views (and those ad dollars) roll in. Of course, in reality, it can be much more of a frantic hustle, where you’re constantly trying to appease not just Google’s ever-changing algorithms, but fickle viewer habits, as well. If the situation weren’t difficult enough, YouTube has a reputation for aggressively going after accounts it perceives as violating it polices, often with a “shoot suspend first, ask questions later” attitude. To the great relief of YouTubers everywhere, Google is finally making some creator-friendly changes to the way it handles suspensions.

Today we’re talking specifically about the YouTube Partner Program (YPP), for monetized creators who hit the eligibility thresholds. Being accepted into and remaining part of the YPP is critical for creators whose livelihood depends on their videos, so getting suspended from it threatens to be devastating. Historically, Google would respond to policy violations by suspending accounts from YPP, and only then offering creators who felt wronged a chance to file an appeal. But going forward, in some cases, at least, Google will give creators the chance to make that case for an appeal prior to actually suspending the account.

Depending on what kind of violation we’re talking about, that sounds like it makes a lot of sense, and for more minor stuff, or situations that feel ambiguous, it may not be worth upsetting a creator’s income stream while an investigation is underway. In its announcement, Google explains that this new practice will only apply to “certain policy violations,” which sure seems to leave the door open for immediate suspension in response to the most problematic policy violations. We’ve reached out to Google in an attempt to learn exactly where that line might be, and will update you if we hear of any specifics.

Google also clarifies that early appeals “won’t be available for all suspensions to start with, but we hope to expand this over time.” We’re not sure if that means that Google intends to expand that list of “certain” violations to include more of them, or that only a subset of creator accounts will be able to make early appeals at all while Google gets this change going. Once again, we’ve asked Google to shed some light on these details, and hope to update you with what we learn.

Looking at it from far enough away, being a YouTube creator seems like the best job in the world: film yourself doing what you love, share it with millions of viewers who hold similar interests, and watch the views (and those ad dollars) roll in. Of course, in reality, it can be much more of a frantic hustle, where you’re constantly trying to appease not just Google’s ever-changing algorithms, but fickle viewer habits, as well. If the situation weren’t difficult enough, YouTube has a reputation for aggressively going after accounts it perceives as violating it polices, often with a “shoot suspend first, ask questions later” attitude. To the great relief of YouTubers everywhere, Google is finally making some creator-friendly changes to the way it handles suspensions.

Today we’re talking specifically about the YouTube Partner Program (YPP), for monetized creators who hit the eligibility thresholds. Being accepted into and remaining part of the YPP is critical for creators whose livelihood depends on their videos, so getting suspended from it threatens to be devastating. Historically, Google would respond to policy violations by suspending accounts from YPP, and only then offering creators who felt wronged a chance to file an appeal. But going forward, in some cases, at least, Google will give creators the chance to make that case for an appeal prior to actually suspending the account.

Depending on what kind of violation we’re talking about, that sounds like it makes a lot of sense, and for more minor stuff, or situations that feel ambiguous, it may not be worth upsetting a creator’s income stream while an investigation is underway. In its announcement, Google explains that this new practice will only apply to “certain policy violations,” which sure seems to leave the door open for immediate suspension in response to the most problematic policy violations. We’ve reached out to Google in an attempt to learn exactly where that line might be, and will update you if we hear of any specifics.

Google also clarifies that early appeals “won’t be available for all suspensions to start with, but we hope to expand this over time.” We’re not sure if that means that Google intends to expand that list of “certain” violations to include more of them, or that only a subset of creator accounts will be able to make early appeals at all while Google gets this change going. Once again, we’ve asked Google to shed some light on these details, and hope to update you with what we learn.