Minecraft is arguably one of the most popular games out there for live streaming so it’s no surprise that Mojang has decided to add an integrated streaming service to the game.
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Minecraft will soon be getting an integrated streaming service
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Published November 3, 2013
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Twitch and Mojang have partnered to deliver an integrated streaming experience in indie sensation Minecraft, the companies announced at MineCon today. Players on PC and Mac with a Twitch account will be able to easily stream their games to their Twitch.tv channels “soon,” according to a press release.
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