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Few people know his name, but this person was the main source of most gaming and industry news. Nibel (@Nibellion) opened his Twitter page in 2012 and has been relentless in posting the most up-to-date information. It has garnered around 400,000 subscribers, including eminent representatives of the video game industry.
However, Nibel recently announced the launch of a page on the paid Patreon service to raise funds for the continued existence of the Twitter account. On October 31, the reporter did new announcement: Its pages on both platforms cease to exist. The reason for this is not only the insufficient amount of funds raised (which he will try to repay), but also the lack of trust in the social network itself. Nibel says that even after the leadership change at Elon Musk, Twitter will continue to die slowly, so there’s no point in bothering with this.
In recent years, Nibel has made a significant impact on the gaming industry and has gained the support of prominent figures such as The Game Awards founder Jeff Keely, but despite everything he has decided to leave the media space and develop in a different direction. .
