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Fall Guys charity contest earns $1 million pledge to Special EffectYes, there’s going to be a Ninja skin

Yes, there’s going to be a Ninja skin

Two weeks ago, Mediatonicchallenged popular gaming brandsand personalities to a charity bidding war. The prize would be aFall Guysskin dedicated to the one that pledged the highest donation to gaming accessibility organisation Special Effect. The contest has run its course and Mediatonic have declared a $1 million (£748k) group pledge the winner.

The donation will be a collaborative effort between gaming streamer Ninja, YouTuber Mr. Beast, G2 Esports, and Aim Lab.

Crowns should be held in the palms of those who continue to do good 👑 We’ve teamed up with@G2esports,@Ninja&@MrBeastto pledge $1,000,000 for charity!@SpecialEffectyou dropped this 👑pic.twitter.com/siBA3q819d— Aimlabs - Now available on Xbox! (@aimlab)August 31, 2020To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settings

Crowns should be held in the palms of those who continue to do good 👑 We’ve teamed up with@G2esports,@Ninja&@MrBeastto pledge $1,000,000 for charity!@SpecialEffectyou dropped this 👑pic.twitter.com/siBA3q819d— Aimlabs - Now available on Xbox! (@aimlab)August 31, 2020

Crowns should be held in the palms of those who continue to do good 👑 We’ve teamed up with@G2esports,@Ninja&@MrBeastto pledge $1,000,000 for charity!@SpecialEffectyou dropped this 👑pic.twitter.com/siBA3q819d

The group snagged the winning pledge in the final moments from YouTuber FGTeeV who had previously promised a $510,000/£381,510 donation. I’m almost inclined to question the sportsmanship of a group donation but heck, it resulted in doubling the amount of money being given to Special Effect which is the real win here.

Special Effect is a UK-based charity organisation that creates and lends specialised gaming controllers to players with physical disabilities. You can find out more about Special Effecton their website.