Games4two

Games4two are an American YouTube couple known for playing board games owned by Christopher and Alyson James.
==History==
Games4two created their YouTube channel on October 12, 2009. Their content mostly consists of shorts, with a handful of long-form videos. They grew up in the 1990s playing various 2-player board games such as "Mancala"https://youtube.com/shorts/LMIidawf1FI?si=PPTeC3nGv-rf1buE, "Obrito"https://youtube.com/shorts/4JvNcuEhvzI?si=q9AxZU_UHsRD03Rw, numerous variations or combinations of games, such as "Tetris" and "Jenga"https://youtube.com/shorts/OYayKFIa7r4?si=mH8FgIQJYCCR38DY, or "Tic-Tac-Toe"https://youtube.com/shorts/lZgsp0heZ_o?si=Ya4kV8-RsjlZ5TuJhttps://youtube.com/shorts/PifcpLhrFCw?si=alXAMF80UiLgFCi_https://youtube.com/shorts/PifcpLhrFCw?si=8_ur_ICxdnX4zglt and "Connect Four".https://youtube.com/shorts/E9owfUdqlg8?si=x_eBKsKFm-bW0s1jhttps://www.tubefilter.com/2023/12/07/youtube-millionaires-games4two/amp/ In their videos, the loser in either Chris or Aly ends up doing a task or chore, as captioned at the start of them playing, such as cleaning the househttps://youtube.com/shorts/OYayKFIa7r4?si=mH8FgIQJYCCR38DYhttps://youtube.com/shorts/PifcpLhrFCw?si=alXAMF80UiLgFCi_, preparing dinnerhttps://youtube.com/shorts/DRUBPY_YSHk?si=S7-_BdT1OlEcOOJr, or in other extreme cases, paying mortgage.https://youtube.com/shorts/lZgsp0heZ_o?si=Ya4kV8-RsjlZ5TuJ The games they play also differ in strategy, such as them having a set timerhttps://youtube.com/shorts/aUWKkyYZPyY?si=ipFnVb-bnM3hRnxf, requiring smart thinking and decision-makinghttps://youtube.com/shorts/4JvNcuEhvzI?si=q9AxZU_UHsRD03Rw, or even based on luck.https://youtube.com/shorts/PifcpLhrFCw?si=8_ur_ICxdnX4zglt They claim to own 1,000 board games.
On April 23, 2024, the couple uploaded a 3-minute-long video titled "Saying Goodbye...", which was thought by viewers to be an announcement of them quitting YouTube, but was instead an announcement of them moving locations to produce more longer content outside of shorts, which are only limited to be 60 seconds long.
==References==
Category:Gaming YouTubers
Category:American YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2009
Category:One million subscribers
Category:One billion views