Twitch remains the preferred service of the players for the broadcast of broadcasts. No other competitor has approached it enough to be considered a real threat. Although the road is free of obstacles, Amazon continues to present information that will be integrated very soon on the platform.

. As part of the TwitchCon 2018, the service announced that the expected group broadcasts would be available this year for a limited number of people. A maximum of 4 players will be able to participate in the same transmission **. The screen is divided into several segments so that everyone plays a leading role. This function is expected to reach the public from early 2019 .

On the other hand, the platform will receive a karaoke game: Twitch Sings . Harmonix, responsible for Rock Band will participate in the development of this proposal. Viewers can request songs from the cat and challenge the person who transmits, it is possible to hide the lyrics of the song to complicate the activity. For the moment, there is no scheduled date for the launch of Twitch Sings, but its beta will be available this year .

The news does not stop there. Twitch confirmed that new sections will be added to help help smaller streamers . With this, they will reach a wider audience in a short time. The moderation tools are not far behind. Moderators will have the opportunity to see more information from viewers such as their time spent on Twitch, chat messages on other channels or penalties that they already have received. These updates will be available in January 2019.

Finally, the banners can use the extension of Snap Camera (Snapchat) to add all kinds of masks to their faces thanks to augmented reality . It is possible to badign keys to activate the available filters. It should be noted that the add-on will also be available in Skype. You can see how Snap Camera works in the following tweet:

"Introducing Snap Camera"

The magic of Snapchat goals, now available on the desktop. Download the application here: https://t.co/YCisSq0gHL pic.twitter.com/7TEzOOMo8M

– Snap Camera (@TheSnapCamera) on October 26, 2018