Wed, Jan 30, 2013 | 14:28 GMT
Black Ops 2 players can now stream matches on Twitch TV
Twitch TV has announced Black Ops 2 players will be able to stream their multiplayer matches on the streaming service, starting today. The streams can be shared through Facebook and Twitter, and can be viewed through mobile and browsers through Call of Duty: Elite which allows the player card of the streamer to be viewed. Twitch is supported through PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 versions of the game, with the later being the first to get it. PC and PS3 will follow shortly while no mention was made of Wii U in the press release.
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Posted in: Activision Blizzard, Development, PC, PS3, Shooter, Xbox 360
Tags: black ops 2, blops 2, call of duty, treyarch, Twitch.TV
3 comments
#1
_LarZen_
30/01/13, 4:27 pm
So sick and tired of this old junk consoles getting stuff first, heres hoping it wont take ages before it opens up for pc.
#2
Da Man
30/01/13, 5:22 pm
But what about teh Kaz 10 years plan and teh space age processors which only just start to show teh true power??
#3
Leonardo Cepedoza
30/01/13, 5:34 pm
though I haven’t played the game, I bet its quite awesome. so they say looking forward playing this game.
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