Windows 10: [email protected] Launches a New YouTube Channel for Independent Gaming

Brink · Aug 29, 2019

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Today marks the launch of the [email protected] YouTube channel! Click here to give it a visit. With this channel, we are going to present the very best in Independent games coming to Xbox One and Windows PC, and maybe even some fun original programming along the way. L: [email protected] has been around since 2013 (ed – holy cow has it been that long?). The very first L: [email protected] game, Strike Suit Zero, shipped on April 4, 2014, and since then we’ve helped Independent developers, both big and small, launch nearly 1,500 games on Xbox.

We know there’s a community out there that’s passionate about Independent gaming – we interact with them every day on social media, at shows and events, on Mixer, and in games. And we’re extremely passionate about Independent games ourselves, if you hadn’t guessed! With this channel we simply want to share stuff that we think is awesome and see what you think. Please feel free to jump in the comments and let us know what you like and want to see more of, and what games you’re excited about.

We’ve created a video to celebrate the launch – check it out to meet some members of the L: [email protected] and hear what some of our favorite games are. The [email protected] YouTube channel is live now and don’t forget to subscribe so you don’t miss any of the amazing content from Independent games going forward.
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Source: [email protected] Launches a New YouTube Channel for Independent Gaming - Xbox Wire

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Brink · Aug 29, 2019

Everything Revealed on [email protected] Game Pass Showcase

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The second L: [email protected] Game Pass showcase is a wrap! In case you couldn’t watch today, you can find the video on demand (VOD) above. But if you want the TLDR, don’t worry – we have you covered with this episode recap.

In addition to announcing more games coming to Xbox Game Pass from independent developers, we shared looks of gameplay from L: [email protected] games you may have gotten a glimpse of at E3 such as Totally Accurate Battle Simulator and Ikenfell. We also chatted with some of these developers such as Bloober Team, who were excited to share more about their game with you.

11 L: [email protected] Games Announced for Xbox Game Pass

Xbox Game Pass continues to be a great way for players of all kinds to discover their next favorite game. With these 11 titles joining the game library, we are excited to celebrate the creativity of independent developers and to help their games reach even more players.

Xbox Game Pass for Console and Xbox Game Pass for PC (Beta)

My Time at Portia: Gather, mine, and craft as you explore, adventure, and rebuild your Pa’s workshop. With many different activities to choose from, there is something for everyone.

Bad North: In this real-time tactics roguelite, tailor your strategy to the unique layout of each island as you defend your island kingdom against Viking invaders.

Gonner: Venture into this challenging 2D platformer as you traverse dangerous environments and battle formidable foes on your journey to cheer up your only friend.

The Banner Saga 3: In the final chapter of the award-winning Banner Saga series, the darkness closes in. New playable characters and deeper combat await you in this story-driven, strategic RPG where choices matter and carry over from The Banner Saga 1 and 2.

Yoku’s Island Express: Play as Yoku, a small postman, on a quest to rebuild the post-office and awake an ancient island deity in this tropical open-world pinball adventure.

Worms W.M.D: Dive into the best Worms experience yet with more destruction, new weapons, and crafting. And with single player plus online and local co-op modes, enjoy solo or with friends!

Xbox Game Pass for PC (Beta)

Undertale: You’ve fallen into the Underground, a world brimming with monsters. In this humorous RPG, fight or negotiate your way out – the choice is yours.

Timespinner: As timekeeper Lunais, take on the Lachiem empire to avenge your family. Utilize time, magic orbs, and Familiars to defeat enemies in this story-driven action-platformer.

Unavowed: Seek salvation from a dark past as you join an ancient society dedicated to fighting evil in this point-and-click adventure with branching stories.

Machinarium: Aid Josef, a robot who must save his girlfriend from the Black Cap Brotherhood gang. Embark on an adventure filled with puzzles, quests, brain teasers, and mini-games.

For the King: A kingdom is peaceful no more and the queen calls for the citizens’ aid. Heed her call in this challenging and strategic RPG with tabletop and roguelike elements.

Interviews with Independent Developers at E3

We were also able to catch up with some of the teams behind some of the great games you heard about during the week of E3! In these interviews, you’ll learn about the creative vision for the game, gameplay mechanics, and more. Here is a list of them:

Blair Witch

Maciek Glomb (Production Lead, Bloober Team)

Basia Kciuk (Writer, Bloober Team)

Rafał Basaj (Brand Manager, Bloober Team)

Daniel Engelhardt (Senior Vice President, Lionsgate Games)

Pathologic 2, Secret Neighbor

Alex Nichiporchik (CEO, tinyBuild)

Broforce, Ruiner, Hotline Miami, The Messenger, Hatoful Boyfriend

Nigel Lowrie (Devolver Digital)

Way to the Woods

Anthony Tan (Game Creator)

Spiritfarer

Nicolas Guérin (Creative Director, Thunder Lotus Games)

Creature in the Well

Adam Volker (Creative Director, Flight School Studio)

Undermine

Derek Johnson (Founder, Thorium Entertainment)

Star Renegades

Ken Seto (CEO, Massive Damage)

Jacqueline Joy (Community Manager, Massive Damage)

Across today’s L: [email protected] Game Pass showcase and E3 announcements, fans of independent developer games have more than 30 games to look forward to! And some of these games will be premiering on Xbox Game Pass. The wait may seem long, but the good news is that there is no shortage of great games to play today with Xbox Game Pass for Console and Xbox Game Pass for PC (Beta)! And if you haven’t yet joined, but are interested, find the right plan for you.

Thank you for tuning in today and we hoped you enjoyed the showcase. For all the latest and greatest L: [email protected] and Xbox Game Pass news, make sure to stay tuned to Xbox Wire and the below channels!

@XboxGamePass: Twitter / Instagram / Mobile App
@XboxGamePassPC: Twitter
@ID_Xbox: Twitter
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Source: Here’s Everything We Revealed Today on the [email protected] Game Pass Showcase - Xbox Wire

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Jennifer Cha · Aug 29, 2019

Launching games

Hi Wesley,

Windows 10 is gamer-friendly by design. If an issue like being unable to launch a game happens, it can be caused by outdated display driver or other factors that cause conflict when launching the app. For us to better assist you, we'd like to ask for additional
information. Please answer the following:

What build and version of Windows 10 are you using?

Are you getting an error message when launching the game?

Have you made any changes to the settings or installed updates prior to this issue?

What troubleshooting steps have you tried so far?

What specific games are you having issues with?

We will wait for your response.

Brink · Aug 29, 2019

YouTube Gaming gets a new home

YouTube is where the world watches gaming. More than 200 million of you come to YouTube every single day to watch gaming videos and streams. That’s like the entire country of Brazil heading to YouTube daily. And that’s because of you, the community of gamers and creators who have turned YouTube into the gaming video platform it is today. From mobile gaming to strategy guides, Let’s Plays to Esports and charity live streams, you’ve created a place for everyone, from hard core to casual gamers.

We’re always working to make the gaming experience on YouTube better. Over the past few years we’ve focused on building tools and experiences that the gaming community has been asking for. That’s why in 2015, we launched Official YouTube Blog: A YouTube built for gamers, a standalone app for gamers where we tested new features like Game Pages for better discoverability, Super Chat and Channel Memberships to help fans show support for their favorite creators, Dark Theme and even a new live streaming platform based on the gaming community’s feedback. The response to these features has been so positive that we brought them over from the YouTube Gaming app to the main YouTube experience.

Today, we’re launching a new Gaming destination to give gamers a home on YouTube! You can find the new YouTube Gaming destination at youtube.com/gaming.

At the very top of the page you’ll see personalized gaming content based on what you like to watch. You’ll also see top live games and the latest gaming videos from your subscriptions, bringing the best of uploaded videos and live gaming to one destination. We’ve also built dedicated shelves for live streams and trending videos.

Everyone has a favorite game. You can now find gaming videos from all over YouTube, related to that specific game on new game pages. These include popular videos, live streams, and other games from the same publisher or developer. With tens of thousands of different game pages, you’ll be able to find content no matter how big or small the game is.

We want to do more to help our smaller creators grow on YouTube too, so we’ll be highlighting gaming creators who are “On The Rise” on the Gaming destination and in Trending. Each week we’ll showcase a new up and coming gaming creator to help more fans discover their content. This is launching in the U.S., and we’ll continue to roll this out to more countries in the future.

We have a strong and vibrant audience on the YouTube Gaming app, but the amount of gamers we are able to reach is far bigger on YouTube. After all, YouTube is where more than 200 million gamers come to engage with your favorite games and creators every day, watching over 50 billion hours of gaming content in the last 12 months alone. That’s why, in March 2019, we’ll retire the YouTube Gaming app and focus all of our gaming efforts on YouTube where we can reach our entire gaming community.

From creators like elrubiusOMG who has hit live gaming records, to Ninja, the fastest growing creator in YouTube’s history who helped usher in the era of Fortnite, or itsFunneh who became one of our biggest gaming creators by making us all laugh with Minecraft and Roblox videos, we thank you for building a strong gaming community on YouTube. We’re committed to helping gaming creators succeed and look forward to seeing how you all continue to shape the future of gaming.
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Source: Official YouTube Blog: Gaming gets a new home on YouTube

Windows 10: [email protected] Launches a New YouTube Channel for Independent Gaming

[email protected] Launches a New YouTube Channel for Independent Gaming

[email protected] Launches a New YouTube Channel for Independent Gaming

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