Game development isn't just about making a game that's fun to play anymore - it always needs to be entertaining to watch.

Twitch have updated their Rules of Conduct. Streaming Adults Only rated games is no longer allowed.

Twitch is no longer the sole streaming destination of choice. Other services are popping up, including DingIt. They aim to differentiate themselves by focussing on eSports.

YouTube is done playing second fiddle to Twitch, rolling out a superior streaming service to directly compete.

It was inevitable: Twitch-targeting botnets are being hired out to use infected PCs for the purposes of inflating viewer audiences

Crytek's been saved from ruin by an unlikely partner: Amazon

YouTube wants a slice of the pie with their own similarly-themed gaming service. A service that will also focus on the growing eSports scene.

According to Twitch boss Emmet Shears, video game consoles as we know them will disappear.