Sony Computer Entertainment has announced that starting in the fall of 2014, #Playstation 4 players will be able to share their exciting gameplay with the public on their YouTube channel. Users of Sony's newest console can currently share on Facebook, Twitter, Twitch and Ustream.
Incidentally, since late May, rumors have been circulating that Google is considering acquiring the most popular destination for live gaming video, Twitch, a live video streaming service that carries 44% of live video streaming traffic in the United States.
The player will be able to select Google's video service from the Share button on the DualShock 4 controller. They will also have access to videos shared by "friends", which will be displayed in the "What's New" feed.
Additionally, Sony announced at the E3 exhibition taking place these days in California that the YouTube app will be available for the PS4, as was the case with the previous PS3, for access to YouTube channels, videos and "personalities".
Source: tech.in.gr
