Top 3 WTF Moments in Gaming #9

27 November 2024 at 15:30 in Gaming News with no comments

It’s time for a bit of relaxation again! Here and now, you’ll find the most impressive clips and news from the gaming world. The kind that makes you think WTF. WTF was that crazy or WTF why? Here are the top 3 WTF moments in gaming from the past week just for you.

This week there were plenty of funny and interesting moments in gaming. Let’s take a close look at the Top 3 WTF Moments in Gaming:

#3: A Man Perfectly Imitates GTA Movements

A fan of the game GTA V recreated the game’s movements in real life. He thought of everything, from the awkward jumps to running into walls, and even included a police officer in the clip. As you’d expect from GTA, there was also a bug in this clip where he got stuck between a railing.

#2: Pizza Hut Introduces Concept to Warm Pizza with the PS5

We all know the feeling—you’re playing a graphics-heavy game on the PlayStation 5, and it feels like the console might take off. The PS5 gets very hot, and Pizza Hut wants to take advantage of that. They introduced the PIZZAWRMR, a 3D printed device that perfectly fits a pizza box and sits on top of the PlayStation 5. You can find the download plan for the PIZZAWRMR here. This way, you can keep your pizza warm while gaming—just do me a favor and don’t touch the controller with greasy fingers…

#1: Kai Cenat Reaches 500,000 Subs on Twitch

Streamer Kai Cenat set a brand new record on Twitch this month for the highest number of concurrent subs at one time. Kai broke the 500,000 concurrent subs record and is now over 540,000. Not only did Kai make an incredible amount of money this month, but he also set a new standard. No one has ever had so many subscribers on Twitch at once. Especially when you consider that a sub still costs €5 each.

Kai Cenat becomes the first streamer in the world to reach 500,000 subs

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— Top De Twitch (@TopDeTwitch) November 22, 2024

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