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YouTube Playables Feature With Over 75 Free-to-Play Games Rolls Out to All Users
YouTube expanded its Playables feature to all its users on Tuesday. This feature offers a collection of games to users of the video-streaming service, without any downloads. First introduced in November 2023, it now offers a collection of over 75 free-to-play games including Angry Birds Showdown, Cut the Rope and more.
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The Game Awards 2022 Announced for December 8, Introduces Best Adaptation Category
The Game Awards 2022 is scheduled to take place on December 8. Geoff Keighley returns to host the annual video game awards show, live from the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles, with a live in-person audience. The Game Awards 2022 will also be streamed for free across multiple platforms such as YouTube, Twitch, Facebook Live, and more.
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The Game Awards 2021 India Time, How to Watch, and More
The Game Awards 2021 date and time is December 9 at 7:30pm ET (6am IST on December 10). The event can be viewed via YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, Facebook, MTV, Disney+ Hotstar, Voot, and MX Player among other platforms.
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Twitch Remains No. 1 Streaming Platform in 2019, League of Legends Eclipses Fortnite as Most Popular Game: Stream Elements
As per the State of Stream 2019 report, Twitch remains the top streaming platform, while League of Legends returned as the most popular game.
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For Gamers in India, YouTube Is the Ultimate Live Streaming Platform
YouTube considers India as an important market for gaming content. But what game streamers in the country believe for YouTube and how's it competing against the likes of Twitch and Microsoft Mixer? We find out.
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YouTube Executive Says Indian Gaming Creators Arrive on Global Map
"India is the top-priority gaming market for us in the APAC region," Ines Cha, Head of Creator Ecosystem and Gaming Partnerships, APAC, YouTube.
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YouTube Gaming App to Retire on May 30, Website to Be Merged: Google
Google is set to finally pull the plug on the standalone YouTube Gaming app in just a few days
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Voot to Add Twitch-Like Features Such As Chat, Integrated Gameplay By 2019
It seems that the Viacom18-owned Voot platform wants to add features not too dissimilar to what streaming giant Twitch has.
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YouTube Gaming Website Shutdown, App to Be Phased Out as Well
The YouTube Gaming site will redirect users to a new destination for gaming videos on YouTube itself while the YouTube Gaming app will be phased out by March 2019.
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YouTube Makes Its Biggest E-Sports Bet With FACEIT Streaming Deal
The Google-owned video site on Thursday made its biggest investment in the business to date, signing a multi-year deal with e-sports platform FACEIT.
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Microsoft Buys Interactive Game Streaming Startup Beam
"With Beam, you don't just watch your favorite streamer play, you play along with them," Xbox Live's Chad Gibson said in a blog post.
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PS4 Loses Ustream Support, Could Be Replaced by Hitbox
Sony has announced it will stop supporting Ustream. The video streaming service will no longer be an option for PS4, PS Vita, and PS App users to view or broadcast gameplay.
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E3 2016 Heralds Social, Virtual Future for Video Games
Virtual reality games got very real at E3 this year as studios showed off titles tailored for Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, PlayStation VR and Galaxy Gear VR headsets.
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Three Weeks In, How YouTube Gaming Is Doing in India
We spoke to Ines Cha, Head of Gaming Content and Partnerships for YouTube Asia Pacific to find out more.
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YouTube Gaming Now Available in India
Now you can finally download the YouTube Gaming app on Android and iOS.
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YouTube Playables Feature With Over 75 Free-to-Play Games Rolls Out to All Users
YouTube expanded its Playables feature to all its users on Tuesday. This feature offers a collection of games to users of the video-streaming service, without any downloads. First introduced in November 2023, it now offers a collection of over 75 free-to-play games including Angry Birds Showdown, Cut the Rope and more.
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The Game Awards 2022 Announced for December 8, Introduces Best Adaptation Category
The Game Awards 2022 is scheduled to take place on December 8. Geoff Keighley returns to host the annual video game awards show, live from the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles, with a live in-person audience. The Game Awards 2022 will also be streamed for free across multiple platforms such as YouTube, Twitch, Facebook Live, and more.
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The Game Awards 2021 India Time, How to Watch, and More
The Game Awards 2021 date and time is December 9 at 7:30pm ET (6am IST on December 10). The event can be viewed via YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, Facebook, MTV, Disney+ Hotstar, Voot, and MX Player among other platforms.
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Twitch Remains No. 1 Streaming Platform in 2019, League of Legends Eclipses Fortnite as Most Popular Game: Stream Elements
As per the State of Stream 2019 report, Twitch remains the top streaming platform, while League of Legends returned as the most popular game.
-
For Gamers in India, YouTube Is the Ultimate Live Streaming Platform
YouTube considers India as an important market for gaming content. But what game streamers in the country believe for YouTube and how's it competing against the likes of Twitch and Microsoft Mixer? We find out.
-
YouTube Executive Says Indian Gaming Creators Arrive on Global Map
"India is the top-priority gaming market for us in the APAC region," Ines Cha, Head of Creator Ecosystem and Gaming Partnerships, APAC, YouTube.
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YouTube Gaming App to Retire on May 30, Website to Be Merged: Google
Google is set to finally pull the plug on the standalone YouTube Gaming app in just a few days
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Voot to Add Twitch-Like Features Such As Chat, Integrated Gameplay By 2019
It seems that the Viacom18-owned Voot platform wants to add features not too dissimilar to what streaming giant Twitch has.
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YouTube Gaming Website Shutdown, App to Be Phased Out as Well
The YouTube Gaming site will redirect users to a new destination for gaming videos on YouTube itself while the YouTube Gaming app will be phased out by March 2019.
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YouTube Makes Its Biggest E-Sports Bet With FACEIT Streaming Deal
The Google-owned video site on Thursday made its biggest investment in the business to date, signing a multi-year deal with e-sports platform FACEIT.
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Microsoft Buys Interactive Game Streaming Startup Beam
"With Beam, you don't just watch your favorite streamer play, you play along with them," Xbox Live's Chad Gibson said in a blog post.
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PS4 Loses Ustream Support, Could Be Replaced by Hitbox
Sony has announced it will stop supporting Ustream. The video streaming service will no longer be an option for PS4, PS Vita, and PS App users to view or broadcast gameplay.
-
E3 2016 Heralds Social, Virtual Future for Video Games
Virtual reality games got very real at E3 this year as studios showed off titles tailored for Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, PlayStation VR and Galaxy Gear VR headsets.
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Three Weeks In, How YouTube Gaming Is Doing in India
We spoke to Ines Cha, Head of Gaming Content and Partnerships for YouTube Asia Pacific to find out more.
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YouTube Gaming Now Available in India
Now you can finally download the YouTube Gaming app on Android and iOS.
