He often criticizes SEGA for ruining great games brand by repetitively making the same kind of levels without innovation and completely deplete the fresh fun of playing the game for the first time (e.g. The mysteries he has solved include The Nintendo character with zero Google resultswhere he figures out the mystery of Pappy van Poodle. Nick Robinson is also known for debunking mysteries in video games. After taking notice of the following he had gained from this format, his creations continued to expand upon it until slowly leading YouTube to becoming his full time job. Robinson admitted to "advances were unwanted or handled very poorly."īefore his departure from Polygon for in August 2017, Robinson had uploaded a few videos that sparked his YouTube channels popularity, such as How to Beat a Walmart Security Tag and my apartment burnt down so i made a funny video about it The first noteworthy video essay style content he had made that lead to the greater success of his channel was The Domino's ad that vanished from YouTube, which gained 1.1 million views. He parted ways with Polygon soon after he was accused of sexual harassment. Amongst the two years he worked there, his most recognized role was as a co-host for the YouTube series titled Car Boys, which revolved around him and fellow Polygon employee Griffin Mcelroy playing through a driving game called BeamNG.drive. On March 26th, 2017, Robinson tweeted "no offense but anyone who acts like they didn't jack off to Krystal from Star Fox Adventures is lying to you." His tweet gained over 900 retweets and 3,000 likes.Although Robinson has been uploading YouTube videos since October 16, 2006, he kicked off his personal career as a video producer at Polygon in February 2015. as well as YouTube series Car Boys, Touch The Skyrim, and Let's Go To Hell. He has worked with Griffin McElroy on the podcast Cool Games Inc. In 2016, he created a Vine profile which gained over 80 million Vine Loops. In 2013, he started the Podburglars podcast with cohosts Matt Kessler and Ben Pack a previous incarnation of the podcast was created in 2011 under the name "Internal Affairs." He joined Polygon in February of 2015. In 2012, he became a writer and host for the YouTube channel Rev3Games this continued until 2014 when the channel ceased operations. Robinson's journalism career began in 2011 when he worked as an intern for gaming website Giant Bomb. Robinson's earliest online activities come from accounts under the name "Babylonian." His YouTube channel was created in 2005 his Twitter account was created in 2008.
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