https://www.rectifygaming.com/youtube-gaming-vs-twitch-for-game-streaming-glory/ Wed, 26 Aug 2015 02:13:00 +0000 hourly 1 https://www.rectifygaming.com/youtube-gaming-vs-twitch-for-game-streaming-glory/#comment-1804 Wed, 26 Aug 2015 02:13:00 +0000 http://rectifygaming.com/?p=5980#comment-1804 I, for one, plan to attempt to take advantage of this new streaming service. There’s tons of good reasons streamers can benefit from YouTube Gaming.
The most obvious one is taking out the extra step of uploading your 2 hour Twitch stream to YouTube. For those with little to no Twitch audience, it’s a great way to keep all your content in one place. A place that’s familiar to both gamers and non-gamers alike.
Streamers with thousands of subscribers can benefit too, as it’s possible to stream to both Twitch & YouTube simultaneously. I’ve seen this operate successfully first hand, and it’s great to be able to extend your reach even further to an audience who may not be familiar with, or are intimidated by, Twitch.
All in all, competition is healthy for the industry, and it’s hard to find a reason why this would be bad for all of us as consumers & content creators.
Glad you brought this up, Twizted. Gaming is becoming huge, so I encourage everyone to try to adopt YouTube Gaming for themselves before they become drowned out by the many gamers looking to make it big on YouTube Gaming.

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