Facebook Gaming took over the business side of it and the streamers were free to move to Facebook or any other platform of their choosing.
So, this leaves us with the 3 behemoths that are Twitch, Facebook Gaming, and YouTube Gaming.
He is still the most followed person on Twitch but no longer streams for the platform.
The community is based on their love for gaming and the other content that people make here is also largely related to the gaming culture.
Apart from streams, Twitch has a bi-annual Twitch Con which is a gaming convention for the community.
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But, when it comes to streaming, it still falls behind Twitch.
YouTube moved YT Gaming to its main site in order to bring everything under one platform.
You may wonder that even though YouTube is the biggest video platform in the world, how it falls behind Twitch.
For instance, YouTube is abundant in content other than gaming and has only seen a growth in such content recently.
It may not be for gaming content specifically but they are there.
It would definitely make sense for a content creator to switch to a platform that already has tremendous viewership and has an upcoming gaming community.
Twitch may be tough to crack considering it already has creators for the same type of content.
It may not be doing things specifically for the gaming community but that doesn’t mean it won’t ever do that.
FB Gaming does not have numbers as staggering as Twitch or even YT, but its growth has been substantial.
But the gaming community here is still growing and Facebook is helping in any way they can.
They recently launched a dedicated Facebook gaming app specifically for the community.
With the Mixer community moving to FB, it will also see a growth in numbers since there is now a multitude of streamers coming to the platform.
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