Hands-on with YouTube Gaming’s mobile capture: Broadcasting from mobile is easier than with Twitch
You don’t need any tools or dongles or special hardware of any kind to capture your mobile gaming anymore. You just need YouTube. Google...
YouTube Gaming one-ups Twitch with a crucial mobile-capture feature, adds subscriptions
YouTube Gaming is continuing its quest to cement its place as the top video site for game-related content, and it’s rolling out new features...
Why authenticity is one of the most important parts of game marketing
SAN FRANCISCO — “Authenticity” in the gaming sphere is both a simple and profoundly complex topic, representing the connection between the ideas, people, and...
Watch GamesBeat 2015 conference day two right here
We’re onto day two of GamesBeat, and you can watch it here. Today, some of the gaming industry’s top minds will take the stage...
Watch the GamesBeat 2015 conference right here on Twitch [update]
Update 8:52 a.m.: Jonathan Simpson-Bint from Twitch had to drop out. Greg Vederman, Twitch’s director of custom solutions, is taking his place. We’re going live!...
Hearthstone overtakes Dota 2 in Twitch’s most-watched games of September
Game-streaming hub Twitch revealed a list of the 10 most-watched games on its site for September. League of Legends remained at the top with Counter-Strike: Global Offensive coming in at second, but Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft took the No. 4 spot from Dota 2, switching their positions from August.
How esports are driving the evolution of Street Fighter and the Capcom Cup
Capcom discusses Street Fighter V and Capcom Cup's evolution
Twitch’s first convention had more than 20K attendees and 1.9M viewers
It was a big weekend for the top game-broadcasting website, and now it’s time for Twitch to beat its chest a bit. The livestreaming site...
1.7M Twitch broadcasters have livestreamed 7.5B minutes of gaming content
Twitch is larger than ever. The game-broadcasting behemoth is holding its first ever convention this weekend in San Francisco, and it revealed some of the numbers behind its success. This includes a total of 1.7 million individuals who use the Twitch platform to livestream games.
Twitch ditching Flash for HTML 5 next year
Emmet Shear, chief executive officer of Twitch, announced that the game-livestreaming site will switch over fully from Flash to HTML 5 in the second quarter of 2016. With 1.7 million people broadcasting on Twitch, this is another blow for Flash, which is losing support across the Internet.