GOREGAMER
The first public identity. Gaming came first: streams, videos, reviews, experiments and years of building an audience across whatever platform would carry the signal.
The original handleGore.TV is the front door. Platforms change names, prices and algorithms. The domain stays yours. Every project, stream and experiment can branch from here without surrendering the identity to somebody else's app.
Gaming is the engine. The stream is less “perfect run” and more “documented survival event.”
02 // ARCHIVE↗The long-running YouTube identity. Old signal, old scars, proof that GoreGamer was here before half these platforms existed.
03 // LAB↗AI writing, music, images, video, websites and experiments that begin with “what if…” and usually go too far.
Own the name. Own the domain. Let platforms be pipes, not property. Gore.TV should still be Gore.TV when the next network rises, falls, rebrands, charges $40, or catches fire.
The platforms have changed. The name evolved. The through-line never did: build something, broadcast it, break something, learn from it, and keep moving.
The first public identity. Gaming came first: streams, videos, reviews, experiments and years of building an audience across whatever platform would carry the signal.
The original handleAfter acquiring Gore.TV, the identity stopped being tied to a single gaming handle. GoreGamer became the history; Gore.TV became the umbrella for gaming, streaming, technology, AI and everything built around it.
Own the domain. Own the identity.The next chapter is deliberately unwritten. When Gore returns to San Diego, the platforms, schedule and future of the stream get reevaluated. The destination may change. The domain remains the control room.
Reassessment pendingEverything below is being treated as active for now. When the San Diego chapter begins, the network gets reevaluated from the ground up—what stays, what goes, and where Gore.TV broadcasts next.
“The title is on the screen, in the panels, and in Gore's heart. Look.”