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Lethal Lightning Interviews Spartan

BlabberingCollector | May 13, 2022 | 1

Geeks + Gamers’ Lethal Lightning recently interviewed Tyler Ganza, aka “Spartan.” After playing it, Spartan has recently and publicly called out the new update on Halo Infinite. Because he dared to speak out, he is now being fined a few thousand dollars (approximately $3,250) by his own team, ...

An Interview With Dan Vasc

BlabberingCollector | May 6, 2022 | 2

I recently sat down with Brazilian metal singer Van Dasc… I mean Dan Vasc! Blabbering Collector: How and when did you get involved with Geeks + Gamers? Dan: It all started with Disney Star Wars, when The Force Awakens [came out], I was like, “Screw this, I’m out!” And The Las...

Interviewing Jeremy, Founder of Geeks + Gamers

BlabberingCollector | Mar 31, 2022 | 2

I sat down with Jeremy Griggs, founder and owner of Geeks + Gamers! Blabbering Collector: How and when did Geeks + Gamers begin? Jeremy: I started to think about it in 2011; the idea was a video game tournament. It officially began in 2012. I grew up playing arcade games, where you’re playing with...

Give Us Star Wars Battlefront III

BlabberingCollector | Feb 4, 2022 | 0

It’s April 28th, 2020, and I’m refreshing the Star Wars Battlefront II (SWBFII) Reddit page and the EA’s Star Wars Instagram page every five seconds, hoping they will tell us that they’ve added Ahsoka Tano and Asajj Ventress to Star Wars Battlefront II. Ahsoka is one of my favorite heroes, a...

Rumble Acquires Locals in a Move That Sends a Shot Across the Big Tech Bow

Don Khan Swaylo | Oct 26, 2021 | 0

The digital “Reign of Terror” is looking to be over as two big players in the sphere have merged to forge ahead as a formidable alternative to the Big Tech Oligarchy. In simultaneous press releases, Rumble announced that they had acquired Locals Technology, Inc. “Locals’ revolutionary platfo...

Bryson Gray’s Number 1 Song “Let’s Go Brandon” BANNED On YouTube For “Medical Misinformation”

Lyndon Hall | Oct 25, 2021 | 0

Rapper Bryson Gray’s “Let’s Go Brandon” lyric and music videos were removed from YouTube and given a strike for “medical misinformation” relating to content in the video. YouTube initially removed the lyric video but kept the music video, according to Bryson Gray ...