Microsoft's game streaming service, Mixer, is down right now. Mixer says that it has identified the issue, and the company is working on getting a fix up.
The coronavirus outbreak isn't getting any better, and we all must do our part — whether it's practicing social distancing and helping an elderly neighbor get groceries. However, it looks like Microsoft is helping out its Mixer partner streamers.
Microsoft's Mixer streaming platform is seeing a massive upswing thanks to the on-boarding of Twitch superstar Ninja. If you're new to the platform, you might be wondering who else to follow. Here are a bunch of our favorite channels.
Microsoft's Mixer streaming platform is a great place to show off your gaming exploits and build a community, and naturally, it's got strong links with Xbox gamers. If you're looking to get started here's what you need to know.
Mixer launched a new education hub today, giving teachers and educators a place to stream lessons and classes on the service. As remote learning spikes due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the category offers another platform for educators to explore.
Mixer might have a large hill to climb to take on the likes of YouTube and Twitch, but Microsoft isn't giving up yet.
ASUS ROG welcomed six new members to its Stream Team. ASUS ROG also joined Mixer and will be at the Mixer booth at PAX East.
There's a new report floating around that says morale at Microsoft's Mixer livestreaming platform is cratering due to departures and other issues.
The gear you use doesn't make a good stream but it's very important to have some good software you feel comfortable using and that has everything you need to make your broadcast look special. And for most people, OBS Studio is going to be the app to get.
If you're an avid Mixer viewer, you'll be happy to know that more "Embers" are being added to bundles. This was announced last night by the official Mixer Twitter account. Embers are a virtual currency that allow you to express yourself further on Mixer.
Microsoft has the unenviable "underdog" position in various departments right now, but few have a bigger hill to climb right now than Mixer, going up against streaming behemoths like YouTube and Twitch. Can Mixer realistically compete?
A new report states that Microsoft's Mixer pays game streamer Ninja between $20 and $30 million to stream exclusively on Mixer. Ninja signed an exclusive deal with Mixer last year, but financial details never emerged about the deal.
One of Mixer's most annoying "features" is being cut back next week, announces Microsoft.
The Game Awards 2019 takes place tonight and you can tune into the show either on Mixer or YouTube at 8:30 PM EST. Aside from recognizing the amazing talent the gaming industry has to offer, a lot of new games will be revealed.
Today, Mixer announced major improvements to Mixer Clips. The changes make it easier to control who can clip on Mixer Partner channels and how you share your best moments. Starting right now, partners will be able to expand clip creation access to all viewers or gate the ability to clip behind a specific channel progression rank. For example, you can allow only those who are above Rank...
If you want to have a shot at competing in Fortnite matches shout-casted by none other than Fortnite legend Ninja, the London Microsoft Store is hosting events that will let you do just that.
Microsoft scores again by signing up Shroud onto Mixer. Details of this exclusive deal are unknown, but it's a huge win for the streaming platform.
Mixer Academy is a new program that helps Mixer users become streaming experts. You can improve your knowledge as a streamer, moderator, or viewer with the program.
Mixer is an interactive livestreaming platform along the lines of Twitch. Today, another one of its co-founders, Matt Salsamendi, announced that he was leaving Microsoft for new business ventures. A post on Twitter says that Salsamendi plans to work with lasers in some capacity in the future.
Mixer has opened the Streamer Progression preview up so any aspiring streamers can now apply. Streamers can also now apply to be verified as new features continue to roll out.