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Nathan Grayson

Co-founder of Aftermath, a worker-owned gaming news website. Author of Stream Big: The Triumphs and Turmoils of Twitch and the Stars Behind the Screen.

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Mar 5, 2025 • 1h 14min

How Growth Is Killing Video Games

In this engaging conversation, Gita Jackson, a games journalist and co-owner of Aftermath, teams up with fellow journalist Nathan Grayson, author of 'Stream Big.' They discuss how the relentless drive for growth is harming the gaming industry and leading to layoffs. The duo delves into how fandom culture can breed extremism and share how Aftermath approaches journalism differently. Despite industry challenges, they celebrate the creativity and brilliance of new games being developed, emphasizing the importance of storytelling and artistic integrity.
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Jul 17, 2025 • 55min

Microsoft is Gutting the Video Game Industry w/ Nathan Grayson

Nathan Grayson, co-founder of the worker-owned gaming news site Aftermath and author of 'Stream Big,' dives into the tumultuous state of the video game industry. He discusses Microsoft's recent layoffs and shifting focus from game ownership to subscription models, raising concerns about long-term impacts on studios. The ethical implications of AI integration in the workplace are explored, along with the potential profitability of Microsoft's Game Pass. Grayson highlights the struggles faced by employees and the challenges within the gaming landscape.
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Feb 19, 2025 • 55min

Marvel Rivals’ Shocking Layoffs, Netease Responds - Kinda Funny Games Daily 02.19.25

Nathan Grayson, a writer for Aftermath and author of "Stream Big," dives into the shocking layoffs at Marvel Rivals despite its success. He discusses the evolving gaming landscape, highlighting how AI could reshape the industry and its workforce. Grayson also shares insights on Twitch’s community dynamics and monetization struggles. The conversation touches on the fallout between From Software and Sony over the release of Demon's Souls and raises concerns about Niantic's potential sale to a Saudi-owned firm, reflecting on broader industry implications.

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