Scykoh

James Greenway, better known online as Scykoh, is a YouTuber and Twitch livestreamer who mostly focuses on gaming (especially Pokémon, Super Mario and Banjo-Kazooie games) topics. As of May 2020, he lives in New York with his wife Chelsea (AKA Cleby or lycoriscupcake).
==Main channel==
James started out by making Street Fighter videos, but mostly kept to streaming in his early online career. His earliest YouTube video hit was the Top 10 Ugliest Pokémon which now has over 2,000,000 views. After a few more Pokémon videos, he started to break games and find glitches in a series he called "Glitchfest," starting with Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts. Then, on June 20, 2015, James announced a collab video with fellow glitch YouTuber A+Start, the creator of the show "Son of a Glitch". The collaboration was called "Son of a Glitchfest," and it was uploaded on July 26, 2015. After the Son of a Glitchfest collab, the Scykoh channel had a six-month hibernation. Eventually, James started creating Glitchfests and other things again, but he has made it clear that they are very difficult to make and often take a while, among other things like personal life with Chelsea and making content for his Twitch livestream and ScykohPlays. 
On July 3, 2018, to celebrate the fifth anniversary of his Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts Glitchfest (and the series as a whole), he released a part 2 to the N&B episode.
The only upcoming plans he has for the channel are for a Glitchfest for the original 1998 Banjo-Kazooie. It was hinted at the beginning of the N&B Glitchfest back in 2013, when he mentioned that viewers likely were hoping for such, as N&B was generally not well-recieved by fans of the series.
==ScykohPlays==
ScykohPlays is one of James' alternate channels, in which he makes almost-daily videos of him playing games. His earlier gameplay videos were varied and included many different types of games from platformers to minigame collections to action adventure. James has honed in on his style of Let's Play in the form of walkthrough-type videos in which he 100% completes a game. Two other now-defunct series are "You Asked For It," where James plays a short game requested by viewers in between longer Let's Plays; and "Gaming Challenges," where he plays through a game, but with certain restrictions and limited abilities.
==ScykohCrud==
ScykohCrud is one of James' alternate channels, which until September 2017 was mainly used for showing off his Pokémon card collection and other miscellaneous content. He also uses it for Let's Plays that, according to him, don't meet the standards of his main Let's Play channel, ScykohPlays. Unlike his other channels, ScykohCrud "doesn't have any plans ever" and "only exists to be... kind of a dumping ground for whatever."
==Trivia==
*His favorite color is orange.
*His favorite video game is Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts and his second favorite is Super Mario Sunshine.
**According to his Let's Play, he originally bought Nuts & Bolts several years after its release to play as a joke on his livestream, for he expected to despise the game as most of the community does. However, he quickly came to believe that it is a fantastic game and has a lot of potential if one looks beyond the departure from traditional platforming.
*He owned the speedrunning world record for Nuts & Bolts from February 14, 2014, until September 6, 2016, when someone else claimed the title (who since has been beaten himself, putting James' run in 3rd place). In May and June 2018, James speedran the game several times, reclaiming 2nd place on June 21. He then purchased an Xbox One X console (for an improvement in loading screen waits over those of his Xbox 360), with plans to resume speedrunning after transferring his vehicle blueprint data between consoles. A two-year hiatus followed, however, with him finally returning to speedrunning in June 2020 (still yet to transfer his blueprints).
Category:Gaming YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2007
Category:American YouTubers