ArcadeGo

In addition to YouTube, ArcadeGo is available on Instagram and Facebook. Check out the links provided below for more content.

ArcadeGo started his YouTube channel in 2012, first engaging viewers with gaming videos largely centered around Plants vs. Zombies. He also included a few Angry Birds uploads, which drew a following of fans of the famous game. ArcadeGo's unusual style and fascinating comments on random online games rapidly attracted more viewers, resulting in a considerable increase in popularity by 2014. This year represented a watershed moment in his career, as he began to explore Agar.io, a very addicting multiplayer game. His Agar.io videos immediately gained traction with a bigger audience, cementing his reputation as a well-known YouTuber in the gaming world.

Nowadays, his channel primarily consists of Agar.io, Plants vs. Zombies, and Angry Birds videos, catering to a varied fan base who appreciate his amusing material. ArcadeGo has continued to expand, earning a reputation for offering fascinating gaming content to its ever-growing audience.

Tony Chen is the name of the creator of ArcadeGo. Other than this, the creator of this channel has not shared any personal information yet.

ArcadeGo boasts a following of over 3.16 million subscribers on his YouTube channel. His YouTube channel's main content includes gameplay videos and various other gaming-related videos.

YouTube Series

Aside from entertaining gaming content, this channel has curated the series, Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! Pokémon Go, Pokémon Quest, Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee! Pokémon Ultra Sun and Moon, which features a Pokemon Go game walkthrough video series in 98 episodes.

Top Videos on the ‘ArcadeGo’ YouTube channel

This is a kid's gameplay video. The video has amassed over 31 million views with 31k likes.

This is a Troll Face Quest gameplay video. The video has garnered over 27 million views and 89k likes.

This is a Temple Run 2 gameplay video with over 27 million views and 15k likes.

On July 3, 2017, he was accused of copyrighting thumbnails from fellow YouTuber IXPLODE for his new videos, sparking a backlash. This action caused a considerable response, culminating with IXPLODE abruptly disrupting ArcadeGo's broadcast during a moomoo.io session, adding drama to his online image.

• ArcadeGo completed its first 1 million subscribers on November 17, 2015.

• Tony Chen aka ArcadeGo owns the ArcadeGo.com, PlayCow.com, and Toonfirst.com websites as well as three YouTube channels with the same name.