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YouTube isn’t the only one to introduce a live-streaming app this week. Just days after YouTube Gaming was outed, Japan’s DeNA — a prolific producer of games itself — has entered the scene with its own take, called Mirrativ.
Initially Android only, the app allows users to live broadcast literally anything that is on their screen. With DeNA, gaming is the first thing that springs to mind — DeNA is the partner that Nintendo selected to develop its first mobile games — but the company said that Mirrativ supports all apps, which could give it other uses too.
Mirrativ - gameThe app takes away a lot of the complication when live-streaming — Twitch and others require cables and attachments to PCs to facilitate broadcast — but Mirrativ does that with just three clicks.
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This looks like a good app for livestreaming mobile games,and apps.
