CheckpointXP's video: Grefg Breaks Twitch Record 2 5 MILLION VIEWERS Riot Sues Cheat Maker January Nintendo Direct

Records were broken on Twitch as Spanish Fortnite streamer TheGrefg revealed his Fortnite skin to over 2.5 MILLION people watching him live at one single time! Plus, Riot sues a cheat maker after teaming up with Bungie because the hackers have cost them millions, and, Nintendo leaks suggest a new January Direct and a new switch model to be released. Grefg Reveals His Fortnite Skin to Record Breaking Audience Breaking records isn’t something new for Grefg. After breaking the Twitch all time concurrent viewer record back in December when he was showing the Galactus Event in Fortnite, beating out former Twitch king Ninja, Grefg has done it again, smashing all previous holders of records and even beating out events like the PS5 live reveal. Epic Games designed a Fortnite skin that Grefg took to the platform to reveal yesterday, only to smash all previous records; the previous record that Grefg himself set back in January was 660,000 people live watching him at one time. During the stream on Jan. 11th though? 2.5 million people at a single time were watching him. Riot suing Valorant cheat maker for costing them millions While cheating has always been hand in hand with the rest of online gaming, it seems like companies are taking a hard line stand against it, as seen in the crackdowns from the makers of Warzone against Call of Duty cheaters. And now, a new company has joined the fight, after a Marvel level team up, we’ve seen Riot and Bungie enter into the “make cheat makers lifes very hard” fight. With the launch of Valorant, Riot launched their anti cheat software Vanguard, that is a huge step forward but not perfect; plenty of cheaters are still able to make it into playing their games. Nintendo Leaker Teases Possible January Direct & New Switch Model Nintendo, why do you do this to me? Everybody knows that there is going to be a January Direct. There just has to be, right? It’s the 35th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda this year, and you are probably just waiting until after all the Mario stuff goes away in March, and that’s cool. But nothing is set in stone yet, and people are starting to get a little nervous. And that’s why so many people are turning to a well known Nintendo leaker that had previously released details of the Switch Lite all the way back in 2019, hoping to hear anything at all about what the Japanese gaming giant has planned for this year.