Podcasts about video game streaming

Welcome to first episode of The Joe and Zack Podcast! Join Joe and Zack as they dive into the world of video game streaming, sharing insights on its rise and impact on modern entertainment. Whether you're a pro, a newbie, or just curious, tune in to level up your streaming knowledge.

#gaming #nintendo #videogames Welcome to the Communication Error Podcast. A gaming debate podcast where we may not always agree but maybe listening to each other will help us fix our communication error. We are talking about the highs and lows of video game streaming featuring Collection Revolution Collection Revolution links - https://linktr.ee/CollectionRevolution Patreon - https://patreon.com/user?u=93618258&utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=join_link Twitter - https://twitter.com/comerrorpodcast New discord server! https://discord.gg/mrw6BEEJvs Hosts: Cheezy- https://twitter.com/cheezyc64 Johniibo - https://johniibo.com/

#gaming #nintendo #videogames Welcome to the Communication Error Podcast. A gaming debate podcast where we may not always agree but maybe listening to each other will help us fix our communication error. This week we are discussing the highs and lows of video game streaming Patreon - https://patreon.com/user?u=93618258&utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=join_link Twitter - https://twitter.com/comerrorpodcast New discord server! https://discord.gg/mrw6BEEJvs Hosts: Cheezy- https://twitter.com/cheezyc64 Johniibo - https://johniibo.com/

" The most popular streaming platforms serve up professional content. But another type of platform focuses on user-generated content. Twitch is famous for letting users watch others play video games and interact with the players. For a long time, Twitch was the dominant player. But now a rival is using its deep pockets and an anything-goes strategy to grab its share of the market. Plus, learn the English phrase ""roll back."" -- At Plain English, we make English lessons for the modern world. -- Today's full English lesson, including a free transcript, can be found at: https://plainenglish.com/592 -- Learning English should be fun! That's why our lessons are about current events and trending topics you care about: business, travel, technology, health, science, politics, the environment, and so much more. Our free English lessons always include English expressions and phrasal verbs, too. -- Learn even more English at PlainEnglish.com, where we have fast and slow audio, translations, videos, online English courses, and a supportive community of English learners like you. Sign up free at PlainEnglish.com/Join -- Aprende inglés gratis en línea con nuestro curso de inglés. Se habla a una velocidad lenta para que todos entiendan. ¡Aprende ingles con nosotros ahora! | Aprenda Inglês online grátis com o Plain English, a uma velocidade menor, para que todos possam entender. Contact: E-mail jeff@plainenglish.com | WhatsApp +1 312 967 8757 | Facebook PlainEnglishPod | Instagram PlainEnglishPod | Twitter @PlainEnglishPod "

On today's show we do something we never thought possible, say goodbye to Stadia.  Not only that but we really do a deep dive into what is next in the video game streaming space.  Not only that but we talk about God of War in full details (spoiler warning towards the end of the show).  Additionally, we dive into all the amazing games coming out this week!  All of that and a ton more!!

Welcome back to the SUPERJUMP Podcast. The podcast is back for a new season with a revamped format. Your hosts Tristan Jung and Raza Retiwala will discuss various gaming phenomena that help us dig into the art and science of video games. On our first episode, we talk about Video Game Streaming, a topic that has been filling the news with the recent shuttering of Google Stadia. We discuss the recent news and deep dive into the state of video game streaming, along with where we think it may go. You can find all SUPERJUMP content at https://www.superjumpmagazine.com/ 

Ubisoft plus is coming to Playstation, with a huge list of games hitting the service day one. https://www.ign.com/articles/ubisoft-... Twitch:ThePowerUpMushroom https://www.twitch.tv/thepowerupmushroom Beam:ThePowerUpMushroom https://beam.pro/ThePowerUpMushroom Twitter:ThePowerUpMushroom https://twitter.com/JazzyJoeAD Vidme: ThePowerUpMushroom https://vid.me/ThePowerUpMushroom YouTube:ThePowerUpMushroom https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN98... Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ThePowerUpMu...

I've a few sites to mention today if you're interesting in taking your video game playing to the next level and perhaps trying to become a video game influencer.   Some gamers are growing a fan base and even making money by streaming themselves playing games and to make the most of it, you need a ready supply of games.   Research from Affise highlights the platforms gamers should consider.   Top of their list is Playstation Plus followed by Playstation Now which lets you play games from previous Playstation models and could be good for someone interested in retro gaming.   There's also Steam, GOG Galaxy 2.0 and Origin.   Many of the platforms I've just mentioned have free plans as well as premium paid for services so take a look around and choose one that suits you best.   There's also Google's Stadia platform and remember to make it as a gamer you would probably also want a webcam, USB microphone or headset, quality graphics card and a very good broadband connection.

Scott, Josh and Dowse do a special question-fuelled episode of the podcast, in honour of this week's Untitled Banter Pod being cancelled. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

China's tech and gaming giant Tencent announces plan to shutter its game streaming service Penguin Esport. Pro-gamers choose early retirement due to physical injury. What's in the future of esports? / Where are the new destinations for the investment that previously went to cable TVs and brick-and-mortar businesses? / Heart to Heart - please send your audio questions to ezfmroundtable@foxmail.com!

China's tech and gaming giant Tencent announces plan to shutter its game streaming service Penguin Esport. Pro-gamers choose early retirement due to physical injury. What's in the future of esports? / Where are the new destinations for the investment that previously went to cable TVs and brick-and-mortar businesses? / Heart to Heart - please send your audio questions to ezfmroundtable@foxmail.com!

*ATTENTION FELLOW SHOPPERS* On this episode of Stance Bodega, the clerks Antonio (Antonio Soto) & Gio (Giovanni Gonzalez) speak to the man responsible for one of the best Automotive Shows/Meets in New England, Matt Gaumont. Matt created/founded BeastCoast, has a Video Game Streaming channel on multiple platforms called WHOISFATMATT & last, but, not least; has a new podcast he is co-hosting called F1XL.Follow Matt Gaumont here:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDJj8IoJTtVAkve0wHCVjrQFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/whoisfatmattInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/whoisfatmatt/Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/whoisfatmattBeastCoast: https://www.instagram.com/beastcoast/Don't forget to head over to https://StanceBodega.com for anything and everything Stance BodegaSupport the show (https://cash.app/$StanceBodega)

David Perry, CEO, and co-founder of GetCarro.com, talks about developing successful games and transitioning into the eCommerce world. Listen in for more Insights.  GetCarro.com is a platform that collaborates with other companies to help brands increase their visibility. Brands can reach more customers, increase sales, and gain attention by offering innovative solutions. David Perry, the CEO, talks to Geordie about his journey.  What You'll Learn Impact of influencers on brands How David and his team countered competitors Why David moved to eCommerce Components you need to make a video game work and what they mean Importance of a verification system In this Episode David believes that attention is one of the most critical needs for a company, so much so that some brands are buying Google clicks to get more attention. According to David, that is a costly strategy. As a result, he started thinking about a better way of helping brands get more attention by associating with famous people on social media. David came to this realization at a point when he had sold his company. To keep himself busy, he started building a fantastic man cave that he describes as ridiculous. Among the things he had was a photo studio, and he noticed that people only cared about his pictures when he photographed social media influencers.  At some point, he engaged some of the influencers who had a wide following on social media to determine how life as an influencer was. David was confident that the influencers enjoyed all the attention from the answers he received. However, they would have been comfortable working with their preferred brands instead of being harassed by random brands from various parts of the world. David made up his mind to help the influencers accomplish their dreams. He thought of determining a strategy to match influencers to brands they liked. Together with his team, David developed a technology that figures out available influencers, identifies their preferred brands, and pairs them to the brand. David says the response they received for the idea was overwhelming. They would later develop a technique to circulate their products to the relevant influencers. In this case, influencers would shop free of charge. David says they have developed more than 8,000 homepages to manage that process and ensure influencers request products for free. He explains how brands benefit from that technique in the podcast. He also talks about how they integrated different eCommerce platforms and facilitated cross-selling to help them increase sales.  David discusses how he ventured into the world of streaming video games, and you cannot afford to miss this part of the podcast. He later sold his video streaming company to venture into the eCommerce world. According to David, the actual cost of eCommerce is how much it costs to get customers to walk in your store and how much they spend on average. He notes that the average order value is a critical metric because it determines your survival rate and position in the market.   Suppose the average order size is high, an entrepreneur can invest more in their marketing strategy to acquire customers. What constitutes the average order value? David says many brands restrict themselves to selling only one product instead of diversifying based on their niche. If you are an entrepreneur, listen to this part of the podcast for comprehensive details on this subject. You will understand why adopting a transformational way of thinking about your brand helps you increase your average order value.  David says they had to work hard to prove their worth and get special placement on Shopify. Together with his team, they focused on eliminating all hurdles along the way to convince Shopify of their competence. They also did the same with Facebook, and you can learn about it from the podcast.  While some businesses struggle to raise money, David says doing so is easy, especially when engaging in innovative activities. He mentions that they achieved product-market fit multiple times because their platform comprises numerous solutions. What strategy can platform owners use to charge subscribers? According to David, the most effective method is allowing them to pay what they can afford. He explains their price points in this podcast. Shopify store owners willing to connect with David can click on getcarro.com, install the Shopify application and email the team at hello@getcarro.com. David promises you excellent treatment and attention if you mention that you listened to this podcast.  Resources David Perry LinkedIn Carro  

Today is Wednesday, August 4, and we're looking at Netflix vs. Microsoft.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The crew is back for a discussion on video game streaming services, U.S. Internet Service Providers and Baywatch. Follow us on Twitter @FrameSkipPod, on Instagram @FrameSkipPod, and on Facebook at facebook.com/frameskippod.  Submit questions for the show at bit.ly/FrameSkipQ  You can also send in your questions to frameskippodcast@gmail.com! Frame Skip is available on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, Amazon Music Podcasts, and YouTube! A huge thank you to Dan Ricci for producing Frame Skip's intro, and Andie Culbertson for doing all of the graphics for the show. Background image licensed under Creative Commons 2.0. Original photo by Marco Verch is available here.

Oops. This episode is late. Super late. Vern & Goldy discuss their ideal video games, how to grow on Twitch, & NBA All-Star weekend. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/btte/support

In this episode, Aman talks about the recent Google Stadia studio closures and what this means for video game streaming. He also talks about his final thoughts on The Medium and why Destruction All Stars is the perfect PS Plus game.  https://kotaku.com/google-stadia-shuts-down-internal-studios-changing-bus-1846146761 E-mail me any questions you have at amaanthemangames@gmail.com Please rate, comment and follow the podcast. Send me any suggestions/advice you have to improve the show. Twitter: Amaanthemangame  Instagram: Amaanthemangames Twitch: Amaantheman Music by Kabbalistic Village

In this week's Power Up Podcast, Taylor is joined by Anthony and Andrew as they Recap this week's podcast news, what they have been playing, and more! Kicking things off this week in the news, Microsoft has purchased Zenimax media, the owners of Bethesda Softworks, and a multitude of other studios. What could this mean for Zenimaxe's Current series such as Doom, Wolfenstein, and Fallout? We discuss! Next Up, we discuss Xbox Series X/S SSD pricing. Is this essential piece of tech WAYYY overpriced? Is Microsoft Trying to price gouge? We discuss! We also discuss the recent Amazon Luna streaming platform news and what this could mean for Google Stadia, and Microsoft Xcloud. Could this be the death of Video Game Streaming as we know it? These were just some of the topics we discussed this week on the Power Up Podcast. Tune in every Saturday at 3pm PST time over on https://twitch.tv/cultureofgaming Community Discord: https://discord.gg/KAVc4Wa Twitter: @thecognetwork Facebook: @thecognetwork Twitch: twitch.tv/cultureofgaming Main Site: https://cultureofgaming.com Check out Performance Lab here: https://www.mindlabpro.com/?a_aid=5c5

This week Ollie and Hamish talk AOC on Twitch and the state of streaming in general! Also, do video game streamers need to license games? Hear all this and more now! ~~Links~~ Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/thewarthogpodcast Music: Theme Song: Natural Duality by Joseph McDade https://josephmcdade.com/music/natural-duality-theme?fbclid=IwAR2IDdky4dKwR09MirNB4WGb6wpRRweWObR_Rg3mmo4H7ngByapR7LbNhtk https://www.ign.com/articles/hideo-kojima-new-game-productions-hiring-tokyo https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2020-10-21-alexandria-ocasio-cortez-streamed-among-us-on-twitch-and-400k-people-tuned-in https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2020-10-23-aocs-twitch-stream-is-a-milestone-for-games-and-for-politics-opinion https://www.pcgamer.com/do-streamers-owe-game-developers-money/

Mikey G talks about being a "Baby Band" with SharpTone Records, working full-time, video game streaming/bands streaming, getting on Sirius XM Octane, singles vs. album deals, his crazy road stories and more! ----- SUBSCRIBE for New Interviews and Reaction/Reviews! Native Diamond Podcast Links:

In this week's episode, we start talking about the new Crash Bandicoot and end with talking about video game streaming, again

In this episode Nick and Reggie discuss state of pre-orders, if VR gaming is here for the long run as well as the future of Microsoft and what they should focus on next console cycle.Instagram: @rtjnatlWebsite: reginatl.comEmail: rtjnatl@gmail.com

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On this 2 parter we have a very special guest! The one and only gamer supreme, YouTube royalty, GTA Prince, streaming king, and one of our good friends “Putther”. We get into all sorts of topics and stories, like how he got into the world of Video Game Streaming, the good old days, conspiracy theories, his growth on youtube, and the "Dark Web". I'd say more but this character limit is runni- INTRO SONG: Enemy Of The Night (Instrumental) - Northlane RECORDED ON: August 19th, 2020 Follow us on IG: @TheTalkingHeads.Pod, @PuttherTV

Mixer had so much promise to give the other Video Game Streaming platforms a run for their money. Many video game streamers and players hoped that Mixer would create competition between Twitch and Youtube. This competition would ideally have made a better experience for everyone involved in the space. This hope was fantastic, but these hopes were not actualized. The platform never gained the audience they hope to achieve. Due to this, Microsoft is shutting down Mixer.   Thank You For Listening!   If you have an idea for an episode or a person of note in the video game industry, i.e., a developer, influencer, illustrator, etc. then let us know! Email us at: contactus.armstrongsmusings@gmail.com   If you love the content and want to support us, then join us on Patreon! We love to have you part of the Inner Circle!   Connect with us on social media: Facebook Twitter Instagram   Visit us on our website: https://armstrongsmusings.com  We appreciate you listening and hope to hear from you. Stay Strong! 

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This week Beau, Michael, and Crofton don their headsets and dissect Video Game Streaming Technology! We want to hear from you! Simply send us an email with your thoughts and opinions at goodbadbull@gmail.com and we may just read your message on the show! You can also check out our website at goodbadbull.com Are you a […] The post GBB 246 – Video Game Streaming Technology appeared first on The Good, Bad, or Bull$#*! Podcast.

During the 2020 covid-19 pandemic, video game streaming has seen its biggest growth. It has never seen larger viewership and user base. So what does that all mean for the future and how is it linked to games as service? PLUS; what games are you excited for in Fall 2020? We'll preview a view of those and get to listener questions too! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

“Nobody's going to come in do your job for you. And that's where controlling the awkwardness really comes into play. You have to be the person who steps up and shows yourself off. Have a sense of confidence in your own abilities. I think that's where a lot of people falter and where a lot of failure points come into play. It is just a lack of confidence in what you're doing and what you're talking about.” — EurekaFresh

“What I've always focused on is kind of building that culture-building, that community has been always my number one most important focus. To give these people a safe place for them to hang out, to have friends, and have a place where everybody feels a sense of safety and positivity and everything that goes along with supporting one another.” — EurekaFresh

Summer is almost here and Google Stadia is ramping up to be the next big power in Video Game Streaming. But after a rough launch and falling behind other game stream services like Geforce Now being widely accepted, does Stadia truly have what it takes to bring it back? And is Geforce now as good as everyone thinks?Find out the ups and downs of both in today's episode.

Topic:  Super Mario Bros Review + Speed Running + Twitch/Streaming So this week, we had some homework that would have been difficult for some to accomplish if you didn't already have any of the included games.  I'll be linking videos for those who couldn't play the games, but this week, thanks to some help, Mom actually played them.  And while she had difficulties playing Super Mario Bros. 1 with out any help, even she admitted she'd get it eventually given enough time.    Home Work: Super Mario Bros. 1 Game picked because in video games, there’s quite a bit of learned knowledge that comes from years of playing video games.  Some of this includes controls, visual language, enemy interaction, and certainly familiarity with the world.  Some example of this learned knowledge is: Jumps are better when you run We always want power-ups Understanding Health Bars Controls in an FPS Pits are bad I also choose it because the Game Design in Mario is very smart, even though it would never feel like it.  It assumes that you never played a game like this, because back then you wouldn’t have, and lets you experiment naturally with little punishment.    Mario Kart I picked this because it’s likely the second most popular Mario franchise after Super Smash Bros.  This game lets you jump in and goof around easily with friends, and always felt like it very easy to pick up and get going.  What I feel is nice about the game is that you can develop your skills over time to do better in races, rather than needing to develop your skills to progress further in to the game, which is difficult for some people to do.    Mario Party I picked this because I found it interesting how Mario franchise can be adopted to fit just about any genre, including a board game.  I appreciate the board game because it allows for lots of mini-games that always seem to offer unique game play and interaction.   Speed Run The term ‘Speed Run’ comes from the intent of playing a video game and completing it as fast as possible.  Playing a game with the intent of doing a Speed Run is referred to as ‘Speed Running’.  While there are lots of games that are fun to play, there are some that are better for Speed Running.  These are games that involve: Skill – mastery of the game and controlling your character Precision – the game must be consistent in its controls and how the game mechanics work Low RNG – RNG is basically randomness in enemy or world actions outside of your own. While these are not deal breakers for many games that have Speed Runs, they tend to be the more common elements.   Some important terms: Frames – Essentially the micro-seconds of a game, or rather, states in which the game screen changes by even a small pixel RNG – Game Randomness, many games rely on random elements to keep players on their toes.  These can include random dice rolls, cards that are chosen, hit chance, or enemy actions.  Lots of games include RNG in multiple ways. EX: Pokemon: what a pokemon will do in battle. Cycles – In some games, enemies or mechanics work in a repeat cycle, IE, enemy will always jump, run forward, then jump again.  Various cycles or rotations in games exist and players who Speed Run tend to see them often enough to know what best to do when they encounter it. States – The state of the game at any time.  IE how far has a character progress, what upgraded or items to they have, what part of the story are they on.  Simple example could be board game, where the pieces are and whose turn is it is a ‘State’ Glitch – An unintended error in the game, where the game doesn’t work right in one particular pixel or way, allowing players to exploit the game  Sequence Break – This is when a player performs an action that allows them break the intended layout or order in which the game developers intended the game to be played in.  IE: obtaining items out of order, skipping portions of a map, or skipping required actions the game intended.  These are usually done via Glitches or exploiting mechanics of a game to do things that the developer did not intend.  Most common games for Speed Runs are usually older games, games from the 80s and 90s, but not exclusively.  Some popular titles include: Super Mario Bros 1. – NES Super Mario World – SNES Super Metroid – SNES Super Mario 64 – N64 Doom – PC Quake – PC  Some newer titles are also run, including: MineCraft – PC Resident Evil 2(2019) – PS4 UnderTale - Multiple Mario Kart 8 – Wii U/Switch Super Mario Odyssey - Switch Cup Head - Multiple Portal 2 - PC  Depending on the video game, additional rules and limitations can be placed on the game in order to achieve various different times.  This can include: Any% - Typically the simplest, completing the game as quick as possible, regardless of using glitches or sequence breaks to bypass elements of the game. 100% - Full completion of the game, Plus collecting all available items, collectables, or upgrades Low% - Full completion of the game, but while collecting the bare minimum of items, collectables, or upgrades necessary to complete the game. Glitchless – Similar to Any%, however, avoiding any glitches or elements of the game that were unintended by the developers. Challenge – These may be completing a game while invoking a challenge, IE, fewest jumps or weakest weapons  Various websites exist to track the Speed Running community, where they upload videos or scores to leader boards to track their progress and who is currently the fastest.  One of the more popular is Speedrun.com, which tracks hundreds of games.  It’s a community that is very much friendly with one another, as they try to find new routes or tactics to overcome the time crunch.    Tool Assisted Speed Run (TAS) A Tool Assisted Speed Run(TAS) is where a person is assisted by tools to complete a Speed Run.  So rather than completing it purely by skill, a person has manipulated the controls to allow them to play in a better or worse way.   Typically, this means a program will play the game by making precise inputs as previously recorded by a programmer.  The programmer, using emulation tools, will go Frame by Frame of a game, mapping out the inputs of the game at a speed or responsiveness that cannot be replicated by a human.  This allows a game to be played in the most optimal way to complete the game intended, or cause the game to do things unintended by its original developers.  Some example include: playing a game perfectly from start to finish, playing a game that is technically cheating but still winning, or manipulating the game to create new code and create new elements of a game.  TAS are usually showcases for cool things in video games, IE, unintended cheats or exploits in games, to weird mechanics and programming that resulted from it.    Twitch / Streaming In the digital age we currently live in: ‘Streaming’ is the act of broadcasting things people do not actively own, over the web, in real time.  Streaming example include: Netflix, Spotify, Hulu, Disney+, Amazon Prime, Twitch.  Typically, streaming is the act of watching or listening to something that is currently available only for a set period of time in it is available or in which the service is paid for.   If you watch a video on Netflix, you’re streaming because you do not own the material and you must pay for the service.  If you’re watching via Youtube, this isn’t considered watching a stream, as the content is intended to be free of charge and always available.     Twitch Is a Video Streaming service that primarily focuses on user-created Video Game Streaming, but also includes more general topics as well, ranging from Cooking, arts/crafts, beauty, talk shows/podcast, politics, music, and even just chatting.  These streams only include original content as generated by the channel’s users, IE: you can’t watch movies on Twitch as the channel’s user did not generate the content.  There must always be some kind of user generated input in showing the content.  Originally starting as ‘Justin.tv’ in 2007, the website allowed people to broadcast user-created content for free to unlimited number of people.  The platform was intended for people who wanted to stream their lives as they interacted and lived through it, allowing people to live in someone else’s shoes, al ‘Truman Show’.  The website’s Video Game related content quickly became the dominate content and was thus spun off in to ‘Twitch’ in 2011.  Justin.tv was eventually shut down and a majority of its content moved to Twitch.  In 2014, Amazon acquired Twitch and has since merged it with other Video game related communities, including Curse.  Today, Twitch is the #1 streaming platform for Video Game, which allows anyone to stream their own user-created content.  For many games, it is also the home for eSport broadcasts, but also including Speed Runs.  Other game content includes people with unique narrations on their game-play, or multi-player games being played together my multiple people, which is usually the bulk of the channel’s content.  Many Streamers are small time celebrities due to their views; due to the number of views, some streamers make a living off of streaming, with player Ninja making upwards of $100,000 a month while on Twitch.  Twitch is the 26th most popular website in the world, 13th in United States.  It is worth roughly $3.8 billion.  Twitch’s competitor include youtube.com and Mixer, which is quickly joining the ranks of Twitch as it plucks off some of Twitch’s top streamers away.    eSports eSports is a form of Sport for video games.  It usually is an organized competition between professional players, in either individual or teams, in order to win a tournament or competition.  Most of these competitions are over Multiplayer games, which require a one-on-one or team based game play.  Some of the most common games include: MOBA – Multiplayer Online Battle Arena FPS – First Person Shooter Fighting Card Games Battle Royales RTS – Real Time Strategy  Some of the most popular eSports, as sponsored by their developers include: League of Legends Dota Counter Strike Overwatch Super Smash Bros StarCraft Hearthstone Call of Duty   In recent few years, eSports have been recognized by the Olympics, along with Colleges and Schools, which offer professional and amateur eSport programs.  As of 2019, 130 colleges have some kind of eSports based program.  

This episode we talk about the video game streaming wars and our experiences so far with the different services.

Nigel and Tazziii have a chat and interview with former mayamada co-founder, Lao all about video game streaming! Send us questions and feedback on feedback@mayamada.com Find mayamada online: mayamada.com | gamepad.events | thestoryboard.org Find Tazziii online: www.twitch.tv/tazziiix Find Lao online: https://www.instagram.com/laokarun/ Music by Fisayo Karunwi: https://soundcloud.com/fisayokarunwi Artwork by Aly Graphix : alygraphix.wixsite.com/designer

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We talk about the past present and most importantly the future of gaming and how advancements in technology specifically streaming. How online play has changed co-op and the potential positives and negatives of streaming video games. Facebook: @cryptiddeltaTwitter: @cryptiddeltaPatreon: Delta Cryptid Productions

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In this episode Reggie and Nick discuss video games that they've been playing lately and if they're worth it or not

Hannah brings up the topic of streaming platforms for video games like Twitch and YouTube! Josh and Hunter join in on discussing why we watch these and how they became so popular.

In this episode Reggie and Rachel discuss settling versus compromising when dating.

Esports Ed is all about starting and maintaining your esports team. In this episode, we'll discuss esports at a Division I level with Dr. Chris Haskell, the Head Esports Coach at Boise State University. Doc Haskell built the BSU esports team from the ground up as well as created a top-class production studio for their team to share media. Class is in session, so grab your notebook and learn how to level up your team like Doc Haskell did.This episode of Esports Ed is sponsored by HyperX. HyperX is the high-performance product division of Kingston Technology, the world's largest independent memory manufacturer. Featuring best-in-class components that deliver superior performance, quality, and aesthetic design for more than a decade, HyperX products are the choice of top-rated gamers, tech enthusiasts, and overclockers worldwide. From setting memory world records to achieving the most stringent product certifications, HyperX is committed to delivering reliable products with the highest performance standard.Have a question or comment for Esports Ed? Email us at podcasts@bytespeed.comFollow us on social! @esports_ed on Twitter and InstagramShow Notes:Twitch: twitch.tv BSU's Twitch channel: twitch.tv/BoiseStateUniversityTwitch Student: https://www.twitch.tv/p/students/Discord: discordapp.com/Boise State University Esports: https://esports.boisestate.edu/OBS (Open Broadcaster Software): https://obsproject.com/ This podcast is created by ByteSpeed LLC. ByteSpeed has been a leading IT solutions resource since 1999. We provide customized computer hardware, enterprise networking solutions, and professional IT services nationwide. Gravity Gaming, created by ByteSpeed, offers high-end, custom built esports gaming PCs.

In this episode Reggie and Rachel discuss an article written by the Daily Mail (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-7213209/Outrageous-acts-people-no-consideration-make-blood-boil.html)Instagram: @rtjnatlWebsite: reginatl.comEmail: rtjnatl@gmail.com

In this week's podcast, we discuss Hideo Kojima's predictions for Video Game Streaming and what the future holds, Nintendo writing a memo to customer service with a no-questions-asked business model, CD Projekt Red being misquoted for religious themes, and our big topic is all about Apolitical Gamers with our special guest 'MrMattyPlays'! Intro Music: 'Follow Me' by Jimmy Fontanez MrMattyPlays Social: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmXH6CX_juGwNFTj3PESdoA Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/mrmattyplays Twitter: @G27Status Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mrmattyplays Our Social: Twitter: @GamingGroceries Instagram: gamesandgroceries Website: gamesandgroceries.com Time Stamps: Kojima Predicts Game Streaming – 4:26 Nintendo Fixes Joy-Con for Free – 7:27 Cyberpunk 2077 handling religions – 10:56 MrMattyPlay Interview – 17:20 Apolitical Gamers – 44:44 Equipment We Use: Microphones: https://amzn.to/2LJu3wb Lighting: https://amzn.to/2lx8nYr Soundboard: https://amzn.to/2luNzkf Headphone Monitor: https://amzn.to/30wFQ4j Articles: Kojima’s Streaming Predictions: https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/07/21/hideo-kojima-streaming-video-games-movies-interactive-future-comic-con Nintendo Will Fix Joy-Con for Free: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/8xzzva/internal-nintendo-memo-instructs-customer-service-to-fix-joy-con-drift-for-free?utm_source=wptwitterus&fbclid=IwAR1peb2sgyOS9ONmn8FX2o88ypONO4zl_jd_YkrAShpueuzJMEDk9O23gfA Religions will be in Cyberpunk 2077: https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/07/23/heres-what-cd-projekt-red-really-said-about-religion-in-cyberpunk-2077

In this episode Reggie and Rachel discuss and debate the differences between men and women. In relationshipsInstagram: @rtjnatlWebsite: reginatl.comEmail: rtjnatl@gmail.com

In this episode Nick and Reggie discuss various gaming topics including VR (virtual reality), Superhero games and moreInstagram: @rtjnatlWebsite: reginatl.comEmail: rtjnatl@gmail.com

The biggest trade show in the video games industry recently wrapped up in southern California, and we have our eyes on a few upcoming games revealed at the expo. Gameplay Productions Owner and Director and veteran of the gaming industry, Cheyenne Decker, discusses the rapid pace at which the gaming industry is changing; from trade shows, to consoles, to cloud computing. We also chat about our favorite game reveals at E3 2019, like Cyberpunk 2077, Death Stranding, DOOM Eternal, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Zelda Breath of the Wild 2, and more! Tune in to get an update on the video game industry. [00:00:00] History of E3 and the Gaming Industry [00:05:14] The Trouble of Big Gaming Trade Shows [00:12:29] Video Games: A Brutal Hit-Driven Market [00:19:49] Cyberpunk 2077 and Cloud Gaming [00:29:12] Nintendo, Microsoft, Sony, and Facebook [00:35:48] Games From E3 That Have Us Excited

2 solar stocks analysts believe could be hit by tariffs on imports from Mexico A dive in the video game sector, looking at new esports ETF NERD and some of its top holdings. Also discussing the growing popularity of video game streaming

2 solar stocks analysts believe could be hit by tariffs on imports from Mexico A dive in the video game sector, looking at new esports ETF NERD and some of its top holdings. Also discussing the growing popularity of video game streaming

In this episode Nick and Reg discuss gaming rules and etiquette for couples, the future of video games, Google's new video game platform Stadia and the future of streaming games.instagram: @rtjnatlwebsite: reginatl.comemail: rtjnatl@gmail.com

Google has burst into the video game industry as a major contender with Google Stadia. This begs the conversation around video game streaming. What is it? Why does it matter? What's the future? Penguin & Termite discuss on this episode of 80 Bit Podsmash! Music: Ozzed - No Fight But Cool http://ozzed.net http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/

Episode #97. Google Stadia & Other Video Game Streaming Services Tony and Quoc discuss the Google Stadia and some other video game streaming services of the past. Also, they go over some news items in the past week and some new movie news.Follow us onTwitter Facebook Instagram YouTube Patreon Stream us on Twitch! Visit our site at www.ntfttpod.com !You can contribute by emailing us at ntfttpod@gmail.com! Hurdy gur and warp speed! Save 10% Off w/ code NTFTTPOD at Lootcrate.com Support No Time For Time Travel Pod by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/no-time-for-time-travel-podFind out more on the No Time For Time Travel Pod website.This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-e52a8a for 40% off for 4 months, and support No Time For Time Travel Pod.

The Game Developers Conference usually scoots under the radar of most people in the tech world, but this year a certain mega corporation is making a big splash. Host Mike Etchart starts off the show with a warning about big company mergers: they will always win, and the consumer will always lose. This is made evident with AT&T's immediate price hikes on services like DIRECTV NOW. Next, Engadget Editor Senior Editor, Jessica Conditt, gives us the details on the biggest announcement of the Game Developers Conference - Google Stadia. This game streaming service sets out to Netflix-ify the video game industry, providing access to the latest virtual experiences via any device with an internet connection and the ability to stream video. Also, we chat about the health of the video game industry, indie games, Steam, the AAA tier game sector, and more. Closing the show, Popular Technology Radio Producer, Cody Castleberry, shares his thoughts on Google Stadia. Is latency one of Stadia's key flaws? Listen in for more about Google Stadia, indie games, and the Game Developers Conference. [00:00:00] Fool Us Once, AT&T... [00:05:29] Game Developers Conference and Stadia [00:12:31] Pros and Cons of Google Stadia [00:19:51] Stadia To Amalgamate Video Game Market? [00:27:23] Indie Games, Getting Noticed, and More [00:35:53] Our Take on Google Stadia

Jamie and Rob sit down to chat about the Video Game Streaming industry. This includes sites such as Twitch as well as the "Let's Play" videos found on YouTube. Why are streamers so popular? What are some of our favorites? Also on the show: "What Excited Us?" - Rob becomes an official 501st member - Google changes the video game industry

Episode 6 February 4, 2019 Super Bowl Recap, Video Game Streaming

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In this episode Ryan and Lydia talk about 5 tips for building your personal brand! Ryan goes over how to build up your video game stream and Lydia goes over building up her network marketing business. Follow Ryan @vyan_rickery and Lydia @dearieL and the podcast @ilybutyourewrong Thanks for listening!!

This is an episode from BosBattle, the predecessor to How Indie Games Get Made.MIT professor T.L. Taylor discusses her new book, "Watch Me Play: Twitch and the Rise of Game Live Streaming," what she has learned from studying esports, streaming and video games cultures for a living, how playing EverQuest led her to pursue video game academia and what role platforms should play in fostering inclusion and diversity in streaming.Subscribe to BosBattle's newsletter: http://bit.ly/bosbattle.Music by Jesse Gertz: http://jessegertz.com/.Mastering by Kegan Zema: https://www.keganzema.com/.Recorded at PRX's Podcast Garage in Allston: https://www.podcastgarage.org/.

Let’s talk about making money playing video games! We discuss video game walkthroughs, streaming, and the culture around it. Also, we discuss the last movies we watched (The Greatest Showman and the Austin Powers trilogy). Next Level E Sports - https://www.nextlevelgc.com/ Houston Outlaws Overwatch Team - https://outlaws.overwatchleague.com/home E - Sports History - https://medium.com/@BountieGaming/the-history-and-evolution-of-esports-8ab6c1cf3257 Popular Twitch Streamers - https://www.twitchmetrics.net/channels/popularity Popular Youtube Gamers - https://www.businessinsider.com/most-popular-gaming-youtube-stars-ranked-2018-2 Sorrow TV "Nice Guy" Posts - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJ1fjHW6FnM&t=555s Email us at itsgoingtogetstupid@gmail.com Find us on Twitter @IGTGSshow, Instagram @itsgoingtogetstupid, and connect with us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/itsgoingtogetstupid/ http://www.itsgoingtogetstupid.com/

Show Synopsis: In the 93rd episode, prep for SELF 2018 and Video Game Streaming. Working from home. What we are Drinking: Shipyard Melon and Dragon's Milk Reserve Prep for SELF 2018 Steam link for Android Moonlight for Game Streaming Contracting and saying no to new requests Grasshopper after completing the first course.   Patreon We have a twitter @BeerandBroad  Get 25 dollars in credit at Ting. This Episode of Beer and Broadband is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License   Creative Commons License

In this week's DLC episode, Matt gives us his review on two popular video game streaming services: GameFly Streaming vs PlayStation Now. Find out which one is right for you. Hyphen-Gaming is a weekly podcast on games, culture, and faith-- brought to you by InterVarsity's Ministry In Digital Spaces | digital.intervarsity.com Music: "The Grind" by Justin Mahar on musopen.org/

Google Stadia, the company’s cloud-based video game streaming platform, is poised to launch this November in 14 countries. Today's Stocks & Topics: Elon Musk, Gita Gopinath - Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund, BGS - B&G Foods Inc., 2-year treasury: 1.5%, 10-year treasury: 1.532%, 30-year treasury: 2.021%, Gold: $1,540 per ounce. Bitcoin $10,300 per coin, Oil: $55 per barrel, Housing Market, Dividends, SMG - Scotts Miracle-Gro Co.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/investtalk-investment-in-stock-market-financial-planning/donations