Microsoft's Twitch competitor is growing leaps and bounds, with a raft of new features on the way.
Mixer started life as an independent video game streaming service that touted aggressively low-latency between streamer and viewer, allowing for interaction that simply wasn't possible previously. Next, Mixer popularized co-streaming, allowing users to synchronize their feeds together for co-operative broadcasting. Mixer has also built many unique features (many of which eventually made their way to Twitch and other competitors), including interactive buttons that allow you to directly affect a streamer's video game, as well as HypeZones which dynamically surface streams during intense moments, such as towards the end of a Fortnite or PUBG battle royale.
Today, Mixer revealed the next phase of its evolution, dubbed Season 2. Complete with an array of new features to keep it ahead of the competition.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
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