Realistic Gaming Seizes To Become A Known Name In The Roblox World After Dominating Minecraft

Feb 18, 2017

Realistic Minecraft uses green screen elements blended seamlessly with the Minecraft universe to create amazing video content, and now is seeking to the same with Roblox.

Los Angeles, United States - February 18, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

Today we feature one of the rising stars in the YouTube gaming scene, Realistic Gaming. Their channel was launched March 2016, and in less than a year have quickly grown to have a quite respectable following with more than 24,000 subscribers and over 13 million overall views. The channels main focus is Minecraft, a video game where players can create their own world and storylines. In the early stages up until recent, the channels main attractions was Realistic Minecraft videos. Videos in which users play the game in first person perspective mode, with green screen footage of real life hands, sounds effects and other video special effects that give the viewer the feeling that they are genuinely inside the game.

The team is excited to announce that they are now adding a new line of videos using Roblox game footage. Roblox is similar to Minecraft and is quickly gaining popularity, it is not as widely played but it is favored by players who like to have a more scripted game. While there are many people already on YouTube playing Roblox, Realistic Gaming will be the first channel to upload Realistic Roblox videos. The channel has already touched on this idea in one or two of their videos. They have done crossover episodes where they start by playing in Minecraft map and discover a portal that takes them to the Roblox dimension.

Realistic Gaming has also confirmed they are looking for more games to add to their ‘realistic’ style of gameplay to, looking into games like Resident Evil, Grand Theft Auto, and more. However, they will continue to focus on Minecraft and Roblox. If you have any ideas you can visit their website and contact them, players who are interested will be able to find out what files the channel uses to modify their game.

About Realistic Minecraft: Realistic Minecraft is the hottest thing in the Minecraft world right now. They have combined real world elements with the Minecraft universe in order to create unique adventures and retellings of classic superhero tales. The website is regularly updated with the latest updates and announcements for the Minecraft community.

Contact Info:
Name: Rafael Monroy
Organization: Realistic Gaming
Address: 13452 alondra blvd.
Phone: 5629414669

Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJw-WMPRpQU

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