If you've ever wanted to have your public shaming at the hands of a 13 year old broadcast to the world, your time has come. Activision and YouTube have announced today that Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 will feature live streaming capabilities on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
In addition to this, it will also include support for broadcasting the player's webcam and audio while playing. Now you will be able to see the face of the kid half your age that is threatening to tongue punch your mom's dirt box.
I'm guessing since they never cared enough to get ELITE working for PC gamers that this added functionality won't be included in the PC version of the game. I guess we'll have to make do with the countless other alternatives available to us for live streaming our awesome skills to the world.
In addition to this, it will also include support for broadcasting the player's webcam and audio while playing. Now you will be able to see the face of the kid half your age that is threatening to tongue punch your mom's dirt box.
Call of Duty Elite takes the live streaming experience even further, letting viewers on Elite see the player card of the user that is streaming. With just a couple clicks, viewers can dig deeper to see such information as class loadouts, recent match data, as well as career stats across supported Call of Duty games on Elite.
Call of Duty: Black Ops II player live streams will be viewable on YouTube via web browsers, mobile and tablets through Call of Duty Elite as well as individual YouTube user channels.
A verified YouTube account is required to live stream. A valid Call of Duty Elite registration is necessary to view the streams and related information inside Call of Duty Elite. Call of Duty: Black Ops II player live streams will be subject to limitations and restrictions. Additional Call of Duty: Black Ops II live stream destinations will be announced in the future.
Call of Duty: Black Ops II player live streams will be viewable on YouTube via web browsers, mobile and tablets through Call of Duty Elite as well as individual YouTube user channels.
A verified YouTube account is required to live stream. A valid Call of Duty Elite registration is necessary to view the streams and related information inside Call of Duty Elite. Call of Duty: Black Ops II player live streams will be subject to limitations and restrictions. Additional Call of Duty: Black Ops II live stream destinations will be announced in the future.
I'm guessing since they never cared enough to get ELITE working for PC gamers that this added functionality won't be included in the PC version of the game. I guess we'll have to make do with the countless other alternatives available to us for live streaming our awesome skills to the world.
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