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Tease an epic live stream, game review, or highlights in under 60 seconds! All you need is your phone and the YouTube app to create, edit, and share short videos — anywhere, anytime!
- Set Up Your Channel
- Set Up Your Broadcast
- Time to Start Streaming
- Earn Money
YouTube Gaming has taken a few different forms over the years, but most recently it lives as an alternate tab in the usual YouTube interface. For our purposes, that means you don’t need to download any special apps to stream. If you have a YouTube account (which is tied to your Google account), then you already have everything you need. However, yo...
Next, you’ll need to get your broadcast software set up. There are a few options, but we’ll be using Streamlabs OBS for this guide, as it’s one of the easier and more robust tools for streaming your games. While some features, like streaming to multiple platforms at once, is limited to the app’s Prime subscription, the free version is powerful enou...
Once you’ve got a scene set up to your liking, it’s time to go live. Streamlabs can broadcast to Twitch, YouTube Gaming, or Facebook Gaming. If you subscribe to Streamlabs Prime, you can broadcast to all of them at once. To start a stream, click the green Go Livebutton at the bottom of the screen. Before you actually go live, you’ll be asked to ent...
Since monetizing YouTube streams are tied to your regular YouTube account, the same requirements to activate monetization features apply. Your channel will need to be part of the YouTube Partner Program, which means you need at least 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours in the last 12 months, as well as pass a review from YouTube staff. Once you...
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- AngryJoeShow. Jose "Angry Joe" Vargas has made a name for himself as one of YouTube's top game reviewers. With over three million subscribers, it's not hard to see why.
- Gameranx. Do you find Angry Joe's longform format too much to digest? Gameranx' "before you buy" reviews are much shorter and to the point. Most are 5-10 minutes long and drill down to the essentials of what you need to know about the title.
- ACG. ACG, or Angry Centaur Gaming, is a review channel that's quite honorable. The channel owner dislikes the super-short reviews published by some mainstream gaming sites, so his usually clock in somewhere around 20 minutes.
- Skill Up. Skill Up is another channel that focuses on in-depth coverage of new games. Instead of breaking everything down into categories, its videos discuss the ins and outs of a title.
IGN. IGN has been a trusted source of video game news and reviews for over 20 years, and its YouTube channel is no exception. The channel features reviews, news, and gameplay videos, and their team of experts offers in-depth analysis of the latest releases.
Subscribe to IGN’s YouTube channel for video games, tech, TV, movie news, reviews, exclusive previews, and home-brewed shows like Devs React to Speedruns and IGN Inside Stories.
Aug 7, 2020 · To start a stream, click the green Go Live button at the bottom of the screen. Before you actually go live, you’ll be asked to enter some basic information about the stream you’re starting ...
