But if you can look around your room and see posters of Mario Kart and controllers lying all over the floor, then you might be better off streaming console games. WHAT’S MORE COMFORTABLE: If by the age of six, you already hacked the pentagon and changed the lunch menu from filet mignon to meatloaf every day, you probably would be more comfortable with streaming PC games. So I’m here to offer some options on which route to take when you first start out ( most streamers, down the line, will eventually stream on every platform). Either way, you have to start somewhere, right? But before you strap on a football helmet and call yourself a streamer ( What? There’s no such thing as being over prepared), there are decisions that have to be made…like which platform to stream. I’m going to start streaming and become king of the world just like Leonardo DiCaprio in that chick-flick about boats.” Or maybe you just thought it looked like fun and you wanted to share your pixelated adventures with other like-minded individuals. You’ve watched plenty of hours of your favorite streamer and thought, “ Boy, does that look easy.

So you’ve finally decided to strip away your secret Internet identity and show your face and gaming skills to everyone.

At no time will this article reference the streaming Apps that are available for both the PS4 and Xbox One. Note: no matter if I’m talking about single PC streaming or console streaming, I’m still implying a PC is used along with streaming software like OBS to broadcast to Twitch.

This article is here to share some insight on what might be a more comfortable platform to start streaming. So before you raise your sharpened keyboard to the sky and exclaim something about frame rates or start yelling about console exclusives…I’m here to say, “relax”. WARNING: This article is not intended to start a fanboy war between PC gamers and console gamers.

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