Ninja explains what the Twitch competitor Mixer really failed at – Now in the podcast

Ninja explains what the Twitch competitor Mixer really failed at – Now in the podcast

Mixer, Microsoft’s streaming service, was discontinued just one year after its launch. In the latest episode of our MeinMMO podcast, we talk about the reasons for its failure.

This is the topic: In order to counter the undisputed monopoly of Twitch in the streaming sector, Microsoft acquired the streaming service Beam in 2016. A year later, Beam was renamed Mixer. Over time, Mixer was expected to grow into a real competitor to Twitch.

To achieve this, Microsoft signed some of the biggest Twitch streamers to their platform in 2019. Million-dollar exclusivity contracts were signed with Ninja and shroud, who from that moment only streamed on Mixer.

However, this strategy did not pay off. Just one year later, Microsoft had to shut down their streaming service. We will discuss the development of Mixer and its downfall in detail in our podcast this week.

If you want to refresh your memory about Mixer, you can read our articles about it here:

Let us know in the comments if you followed the events around Mixer back then or if you even used the platform yourself.

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