Mixer will also be supporting PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds on Xbox One, bringing a new type of broadcasting, named Hypezone
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has just been released on Xbox One and opinions differ as to how it holds up on the console. However, Microsoft is counting on the game to get more dedicated players to the console. Mixer will also be supporting PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds on Xbox One, bringing a new type of broadcasting, named Hypezone, specially created for the popular battle royale title.
Hypezone is a PUBG featured channel on Mixer that switches between broadcasters that are closer to the most wanted chicken dinner. The channel will continue showing a specific match until the players wins or dies. After the outcome, the channel automatically switches to another broadcaster, giving everyone their chance to shine.
Matt Salsamendi, one of the co-founders of Mixer and engineering lead on the platform at Microsoft, announced Hypezone on Mixer’s blog stating:
There are even some specifics about this service which can also be found under the Hypezone channel on Mixer. Even if the current broadcast may be dull or boring, the broadcast will remain live unless viewers vote to skip it. Then it moves on to the next broadcaster that is placed within the top 10 in their game.
As a broadcaster, if you want to not be included on Hypezone you can add [NHZ] to your channel’s title and you will not be hosted.
What do you think about Hypezone? Will you be using it to watch some chicken dinners or broadcast your own?
