'GamesMaster' returns to BBC Channel 4. Check release date

The new "GamesMaster" theme involves reviews of video games appealing mainly to a young audience and where ordinary people compete with celebrities for the "Golden Joystick" prize.

The "GamesMaster" show is set to return to BBC Channel 4 in 2023, and the new game is being devised to engage today's young generation. The idea is to talk about video games, discuss certain features and game themes, provide tips about how to play the game and pit ordinary people against celebrities for the coveted 'golden joystick', the supreme GamesMaster recognition. Apart from discussing the new games, the plan is to create a whole ecosystem of video games on Channel 4 for young people to access from various platforms and be a part of.

In 2021 Channel 4 got back "GamesMaster" with Dominik Diamond as the host talking with many sexual innuendos and double engenders. The adolescents had a whale of a time absorbing his words and enjoying the show. One hundred fifty-two million people tuned in to the show.




The next show for 2023 is targeting an audience who have never heard of GamesMaster, and the point is to engage them in every way possible. Most of the content would be as the show had initially featured, with the games being talked about, but this time the target audience would be the young generation. Nothing has been announced about who will be featuring in the show, but it is widely speculated that Sir Trevor will be roped in to be the GamesMaster. The interacting theme of the show is what it will focus on, with the audience, the show and contestants all contributing with a role in it.

FAQs:

1. Where is Sir Trevor McDonald from?
   Trinidad.
2. What was unique about GamesMaster in 1992?
   It was the first show on video games.