But as shown in this exclusive trailer for season 2 of Rooster Teeth’s Camp Camp, the resident campers of Camp Campbell have some very big problems to deal with. In their eternal battle against ...

Rooster Teeth is moving its content from YouTube ... having premiered in 2003) and Camp Camp. It also released the feature film Lazer Team, and hosts the annual RTX convention.

Rooster Teeth removed some of its programs, including "Red vs. Blue" and "Camp Camp," from YouTube and instead made them available only on its own website. "YouTube revenue is just not cutting it ...

He has written news, reviews, and more as a tech journalist since 2020. Shawcross said Rooster Teeth also moved Camp Camp to the site, where episodes will continue to be ad-supported and free to ...

Camp Camp and gen:Lock. Rooster Teeth changed parent companies over the years and was acquired by Warner Media (now Warner ...

Rooster Teeth, the Austin-based streaming studio responsible for Red vs. Blue, RWBY, Achievement Hunter, Camp Camp and so much more, has announced its final stream will take place 2pm central on ...

The content being pulled includes Red vs. Blue and Camp Camp. In a newly released a video, Kerry Shawcross from Rooster Teeth explains the decision stemming from the high cost and difficulty ...

such as Camp Camp and the Michael B. Jordan lead Max animated series, gen:Lock. “With Burns back at the helm, fans can anticipate a renewed dedication to Rooster Teeth’s original mission ...

Not that Rooster Teeth is wrapping up: The studio has confirmed the return of animated comedy Camp Camp, while the D&D podcast Tales From the Stinky Dragon has become a success in its own right.

Blue and Camp Camp off of YouTube recently. They’re still available for you to watch for free on the Rooster Teeth website. We wanted to let you all know why we’ve decided to do this.

Rooster Teeth's main website is operational, but many of its original features have not yet returned. At the time of writing, ...

Rooster Teeth, known for producing comedic web series such as “Red vs. Blue,” is shutting down, another casualty as digital media companies struggle to gain large enough followings and revenue ...