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<blockquote data-quote="Arbalest" data-source="post: 411840" data-attributes="member: 129">Re: The Gaming News Thread (for news that doesn't need a thrYou forget they also own Amazon TV, which now i believe are producing 2-3 series at present? So there is that. This is basically capitalising on the sudden boom in gaming media popularity and adding to their profits. Promotion/advertising will no doubt play a factor, but it will basically send a message out to some suggesting &quot;we are serious about entering these markets and becoming a big name in them&quot; Twitch won't lose users from this, in fact it may regain a few lost at the original news that YT bought them as amazon is to some, a far greater platform than youtube/google And while i think about it, it could be a good push to entice gamers especially to the use of Amazon prime. they could use amazon prime like twitch turbo, a means to support the platform without ads. plus the added bonus of what prime offers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arbalest, post: 411840, member: 129"] [b]Re: The Gaming News Thread (for news that doesn't need a thr[/b] You forget they also own Amazon TV, which now i believe are producing 2-3 series at present? So there is that. This is basically capitalising on the sudden boom in gaming media popularity and adding to their profits. Promotion/advertising will no doubt play a factor, but it will basically send a message out to some suggesting "we are serious about entering these markets and becoming a big name in them" Twitch won't lose users from this, in fact it may regain a few lost at the original news that YT bought them as amazon is to some, a far greater platform than youtube/google And while i think about it, it could be a good push to entice gamers especially to the use of Amazon prime. they could use amazon prime like twitch turbo, a means to support the platform without ads. plus the added bonus of what prime offers. [/QUOTE]

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