Ninja is streaming on YouTube
It appears that Mixer's biggest star is at least testing the YouTube waters.
It's not a surprise, given yesterday's leaked test stream, but Ninja is streaming on YouTube today. With the demise of Mixer looming, this is confirmation that he's at least giving Google's platform a shot.
He's not alone. The Ninja stream that's currently sitting idle on YouTube says that he'll be joined in his Fortnite adventures by fellow big-time streamers TimtheTatman, Courage, and DrLupo.
The nature of Ninja's apparent new deal isn't known yet, if there is a deal, but we expect to have the details soon, and we'll let you know when we do.
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