From Tweets To Streams: Elon Musk's X Aims To Revolutionize Game Broadcasting

X owner Elon Musk is steering the platform towards the gaming broadcast arena, positioning it as a potential competitor to industry leaders.

Musk is now venturing into game streaming, with platforms like Twitch, YouTube and Facebook Gaming already having a solid foothold in the game broadcasting sector.

In response to a video post by Mark Kalman about X's broadcasting capabilities on Saturday, Musk stated, "You can stream games and anything you want on X."

How to stream games or anything you’d like on X!

I will be streaming myself playing video games from time to time. Kids, friends & video games are how I spend my non-work waking hours. Sometimes, you can combine all three https://t.co/ImNWbRtzR3

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 30, 2023

He also mentioned that "kids, friends, and video games" are how he spends his "non-work waking hours."

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Access to this feature on X Media Studio is reserved for X Premium members. Yet, Musk's vision seems expansive, suggesting that he might also roll out paid memberships to the broader X community, enabling more users to engage in game streaming.

In response to Musk's post, a parody account uploaded a slow-motion video on the X platform of Musk firing a rifle. The account wrote, "Next time let’s livestream this."

Next time let’s livestream this pic.twitter.com/q2ztmxwLhI

— Elon Musk (Parody) (@ElonMuskAOC) September 30, 2023

While it's still unclear whether partnerships with prominent game publishers are in the pipeline for X's game streaming initiative, the mere idea of Musk streaming himself playing video games could be a game-changer for the platform.

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