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24/02/2021 A new app collaboration has brought the interactive livestreaming service for gamers, Twitch, to Vestel manufactured smart TV ranges across Europe.The app will allow users to browse Twitch channels and watch livestreams on any Vestel manufactured smart TV produced since June 2018. For easy access and a user-friendly experience, users can access the app with one click thanks to the dedicated Twitch button on the TV’s remote controller. Existing users can sign into their Twitch accounts on the TV so they can keep up with the streamers they follow and the latest live broadcasts. The smart TVs themselves enhance the Twitch viewing experience. They can bring entertainment such as live streamed gaming to life on screens up to 75”, as well as delivering a more immersive audio-visual performance, with many of the TVs offering 4K HDR and built-in TV speakers. Image processing technologies are also included on many of the models to refine the picture quality and ensure judder-free action scenes.

February 23, 2021 - Staff@seenituk TV manufacturer Vestel is bringing Twitch to its smart TVs, including those made under the Hitachi, JVC, Telefunken and Techwood brands. Roll-out of the livestreaming service’s app will allow owners of Vestel-manufactured Smart TVs produced from June 2018 onwards to browse Twitch channels and watch live streams. “We are extremely proud to be able to launch Twitch on our Smart TVs,” said Barış Altınkaya, Deputy General Manager of Marketing and Product Management, Vestel.  “With this addition to our app line-up, we can connect everyone at home to an endless library of live entertainment that covers everything from games, sports, and travel to cooking and talk shows.  “Whatever their interests, thanks to this app collaboration, we can offer viewers more of the content they love, whilst also maximising their Twitch viewing experience with cutting-edge, big-screen TVs.”  Sajjad Rehman, Director of Business Development at Twitch said, “Twitch is first and foremost a community which comes together to experience live entertainment, based on their passions and fuelled by interactivity.  “And there is no more important community than a family. Bringing Twitch into the living room through the Vestel TV’s will make it even easier for even more communities to…

TV maker Vestel will bring live streaming app Twitch to its smart TVs across Europe. The free app will be available to any Vestel-manufactured smart TV that have been produced from June 2018 onwards. This includes sets designed for brands including Hitachi, JVC, Telefunken and Techwood, many of which have a dedicated Twitch button on the TV’s remote. Barış Altınkaya, Deputy General Manager of Marketing and Product Management, Vestel, said: “We are extremely proud to be able to launch Twitch on our Smart TVs. With this addition to our app line-up, we can connect everyone at home to an endless library of live entertainment that covers everything from games, sports, and travel to cooking and talk shows. Whatever their interests, thanks to this app collaboration, we can offer viewers more of the content they love, whilst also maximising their Twitch viewing experience with cutting-edge, big-screen TVs.”  Sajjad Rehman, Director of Business Development at Twitch said: “Twitch is first and foremost a community which comes together to experience live entertainment, based on their passions and fuelled by interactivity. And there is no more important community than a family. Bringing Twitch into the living room through the Vestel TV’s will make it…

Adapt has been banned for the second time this month! One of the most popular members of the FaZe clan, Adapt, has been banned from Twitch yet again. The popular streamer took to Twitter to express his anger at the ban, simply tweeting “For f**** sake”. ❌ Twitch Partner "Adapt" has been banned! ❌https://t.co/yrjoEiPz7X#twitch #ban #thirdban #partner #twitchpartner 🍏 — StreamerBans (@StreamerBans) February 22, 2021 Who Is FaZe Adapt? Alexander ‘Adapt’ Hamilton is one of the most popular members of FaZe clan, he is also the director of the group’s Call of Duty sniping group. Adapt is known as a professional gamer, streamer, and YouTuber. As I’m sure most of you can work out, his content revolves mainly around Call of Duty.  FaZe Adapt has over six million subscribers on YouTube, and almost three million followers on Twitter. Why Has Adapt Been Banned? Everything is speculation as of writing, as neither Twitch nor Adapt have stated the reason for the ban. But all signs are pointing towards Adapt showing a clip during his stream that included the confederate flag being the reason for his most recent ban. This isn’t the first time Adapt has been banned from Twitch, he’s becoming quite…

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People have been building custom-controllers to play games for the longest time. We even saw a hardware hacker build a Mario Kart controller using a Mario figurine. We, however, have never seen someone use pomegranate as a controller. Yes, you heard that right! The fruit pomegranate. A Twitch streamer recently built a working game controller using an actual pomegranate and used it to beat Hades. Now, if you did not know, Hades is a popular roguelike title by Supergiant Games. It was released in the market last year, after existing as an early-access beta since 2018. And it involves running through dungeons and beating Greek-mythological villains. Ever since its public release, the game has garnered many players. They have come up with unique ways to finish a run in the game, using certain power-ups and items. However, none of them has played the game and finished it using a pomegranate controller except Twitch streamer Rudeism. The guy literally took a freshly sliced pomegranate and used a Makey Makey invention kit to turn the fruit pieces into buttons. Makey Makey, for the uninitiated, is essentially a toy that can turn household items such as a bowl of water or even bananas,…

The Gamers’ IS is a modified-version of the IS 350 F Sport sedan. Lexus, the luxury vehicle division of Toyota, has joined forces with Twitch user Fuslie to create the Gamers’ IS, a modified-version of the IS 350 F Sport sedan that includes a gaming PC in the trunk, an HD curved monitor in the passenger seat, a retractable keyboard and mouse tray, and a 3D-printed controller. Yet don’t expect the cars to roll off the assembly line anytime soon. According to a Lexus spokesperson, “It will likely become a show car and make the rounds of the auto shows once those come back.” The intention, however, seems clear — to appeal to the key gaming demographic. Honda recently revealed its new Civic on Twitch, while Ford used the platform for a “live drive stream event” in which users could drive a Mustang Mach-E on a 100,000 square-foot interactive track. Marketing cars on gaming sites is a push by automakers to renew interest from a younger generation in cars after recent surveys have shown that younger generations don’t necessarily aspire to own a car or even drive. Given that 67% of Twitch viewers are under the age of 35, the marketing…

Twitch livestreamer and casual-competitive player ActingLikeTommy just qualified for FNCS semifinals. Here’s why it’s special ActingLikeTommy is a Twitch livestreamer and Fortnite competitor that gained notoriety for breaking barriers within the gaming community. He was recently showcased on the #Faze5 challenge as a 51 year old gamer that’s pretty darn good Imagine your dad playing Fortnite -- and being better than you. With a knack for playing endgames as a support role, ActingLikeTommy is Fortnite’s dad. He’s an upbeat Twitch creator with a rapidly growing community Just today, Tommy broke a new (unofficial) record. Fifty one years young, ActingLikeTommy is now the oldest player to qualify for the Fortnite Championship Series semis — actingliketommy (@actingliketommy) February 20, 2021 The community rallied behind Tommy. By the time his trio got to the final game, a pop-off performance would be enough to qualify for the next round and lament history … And Tommy went off He secured two eliminations at the most crucial of moments. Then, his trio stuck around in the lobby long enough for a fourth place finish. Tommy and company secured 112 points when the dust settled, comfortably above the qualification threshold Top creators jumped in and hyped up…