Steve McNeil  Steve McNeil is a Twitch and TV host who regularly creates content for Ginx TV. He is also known for being the co-creator, and team captain, of "Dara O Briain's Go 8 Bit" and the more recent "Wi-Fi Wars". McNeil began his career as a contributor to Ginx TV in 2013, and from 2014 to 2016 he was promoted to guest host for some of their programming. He left Ginx TV in 2016 to co-create "Dara O Briain's Go 8 Bit" alongside Sam Pamphilon, initially proposed as weekend fun but later turned into a mix of comedy and videogames roadshow. Comedians such as Sara Pascoe and Marcus Brigstocke have participated as guest members of either Team McNeil or Team Pamphilon. The show aired for three seasons on Dave; however, in September 2018, McNeil discovered on Twitter that the show had been cancelled. His next project was "Wi-Fi Wars" where instead of comedians being the players on stage, the audience including two team captains play the game using their smartphones. This uses the technology from "Go 8-Bit" and advances it for mass playing. The new show began when the duo appeared on the BBC's coverage of the 2014 "Royal Institution Christmas Lectures". "Wi-Fi Wars" was and is still used as a way of road testing technology for future presentations. As part of "Wi-Fi Wars", on 22 July 2016 Steve became a Guinness World Record holder in the category of "Most people playing a single game of Pong". "Wi-Fi Wars" itself has now branched out with the creation of "The Video Game Game Show Show" by Steve McNeil and Rob Sedgebeer. Launched on 24 October 2017, "The VGGSS" works similarly to "Wi-Fi Wars", except with celebrity team captains and some of the stages of competition replaced with a head-to-head match between the two team captains. Notable team captains have included James Acaster, Phil Wang and Ed Gamble amongst others. The rest of the program follows the same format and people can play along both in the audience and from around the world, using cellphones and streaming. On 18 September 2015, a new podcast launched which featured McNeil as part of its four-man group. "Game Friends" launched to number two on iTunes 'Games and Hobbies' chart, as well as 'videogames'. Also in 2015, he was nominated for a Games Media Award for his podcast "Twomorewhiteguys", as well as "Videogame Nation" which Steve contributed to.