Bluestacks – Stream to Twitch Right From the Android Player

Published: 8 April 2016Updated: 9 April 2016

Livestreaming is now seen as the new wave of the gaming industry, and Bluestacks takes note of this pretty well. The popular Android player for computers has now integrated their service to Twitch, which is a livestreaming site. Gamers can then live-stream their mobile games that are now played within the Android player and it can be done with a single click and a lot fewer hassles.

Bluestacks - Stream to Twitch Right From the Android Player

Bluestacks Makes it a Whole Lot Easier to Stream Mobile Games to Twitch

Bluestacks now makes it possible for people to stream their mobile games, as well as watch mobile game streams, right from the comforts of the Android App Player. For those who don’t know about the program yet, it is a virtualization platform that allows you to play Android games and run Android apps from your PC. This means that it akin to playing a PC version of a mobile game. What’s more is that you can now stream those games directly to Twitch.

At the time of writing, the Bluestacks App Player has already garnered 130-million downloads. Couple that with Twitch’s hundred-million monthly active users and those who are wanting to livestream their games into the popular videogame streaming service is sure to get a ton of viewers. With the recent integration with Twitch, the popular app player introduces a whole lot of possibilities, especially to those who want to stream their mobile games to an Internet audience. Furthermore, live-streamers can do this with a single click.

Rosen Sharma, CEO of the app player, states that “this was a natural combination.” “BlueStacks has mobile equivalents of the most popular games on the Twitch platform — midcore [role-playing] titles especially. It used to be hard to stream a mobile game. It involved multiple devices: a tablet, a webcam, and wires. We’ve cut all of that out. From a PC, it’s easy to stream. It’s why Twitch has become so popular so fast,” the CEO continued.

With the combination of both powers that is the Android App Player and that of the popular live-streaming service, the move has combined two huge user bases. There are already many users of the app player that are playing mobile games such as Castle Clash, Hearthstone, and Vainglory (to name a few). Therefore, mobile developers and publishers will be able to gain a large new distribution channel, as per what Sharma had stated.

Bluestacks says that they still primarily focus on simplicity even though are now providing a broadcasting solution for Android apps. The company that founded the app player was founded back in 2011, and they released their first version of the App Player back in 2012. The company now has 100 employees and they even have partnerships with even investors such as Intel, Qualcomm, and Samsung.

Disclaimer:

Product Information Only

This website and its content (including links to other websites) are presented in general form and are provided for informational purposes only.

TechnologyPep.com does not sell any products on this site and, to the maximum extent permitted by law, excludes all liability and makes no warranties or representations that the products written about on this site are fit for any particular purpose, or are suitable for any particular use or by any particular person.

TechnologyPep.com is not responsible for the practices of owners of other websites and makes no representations or warranties about the products available for sale on those other sites.

Please check product content information carefully before purchasing any product on another site via a link provided on this site or otherwise.