Duck Tales Remastered comes out for the Playstation 3 8/13/2013 and I'll be doing a live stream of it when it as soon as it becomes available today. It'll be live streamed on my YouTube account so be sure to subscribe:
http://www.youtube.com/user/davideo7

Shameless self promotion, huh? But seriously, it's pretty cool that they took the time to remaster it, and I'll probably watch it for a while. Thanks for letting us know. Just wish there were more classic games to be remastered like this though. Thanks for letting us know!

patar4097 : This is something I'm going to try out, doing a live stream of a game right when it comes out. I'm always looking for ways to drive more traffic to my YouTube channel.

Davideo7 : ill definitely watch it but how long are you planning on streaming for?

hunter31626 : Just until I beat the game (but no more than 5 hours), however long that may be. The video will be available on my youtube page even after the live stream.

Davideo7 : I know you want people trafficking to your youtube but for a live stream I think twitch would be better for it. all the people I watch on youtube use twitch for their live streams and they sometimes hold 24 hour live streams so I think you would be better using twich cus it can support the gameplay better and twitch also has a live chat so everyone watching can chat while watching it.

Just letting everyone know that I'm going to start my live stream early, I work up really early and couldn't get back to sleep so I'll be doing it within 30 minutes.

EDIT: Nevermind, even though it releases today, it's not available for download yet. As soon as it's available, the live stream will begin.

This might be interesting to watch, not sure if I'll be able to watch all of it, but I expect to see as much as possible. The game remastering looks pretty well done, so I'm looking forward to it.

Good Luck with the stream David.

Also, I know that your youtube channel isn't just for streams, but I'd like to stick with hunter31626 about twitch.tv. There's a simple reason for it, when it comes to problems during the stream, twitch.tv is more stable than youtube, by far. There's lass lag issues for the spectators too. It's just superior when it comes to streaming.

Just my 2 cents.

mvhupsel : If someone could come up with a list of reasons why twitch is better, I might consider.

Can't wait to play the game. Honestly I've heard some complaints about the cost of the game and the fact that you can beat it in like 2 hours. For 15$, they might be right. Mixed reviews but generally good.

I'm still getting it no matter what. Sucks that the games not going out till 9-11 for 360 owners. I was thinking of purchasing it on steam instead of waiting since I no longer own a Ps3

Jordanv78 : Yeah that is too bad about it not being released right away on the Xbox 360, I'd rather play it on my 360 but I'll probably just buy it again on the Xbox 360 and settle with playing it on my PS3 for now.

It being easy to beat doesn't bother me too much since games now days have added replay value due to the achievement/trophy systems now days.

Davideo7 : Why would you get it for both?

Tails the Fox : Because I care more about my Xbox 360 gamerscore than I do my Playstation 3 gamer score. Plus almost all of my friends use Xbox 360 and not Playstation 3 so therefore I'll want to compete against them in the Xbox 360 leaderboards.

Davideo7 : Do any of the four versions of the game have any differences?

I've yet to use or try Youtube for livestreams (and my Youtube is practically dead by now due to lack of activity, so I have no real reason to use it), but while Twitch is probably more stable since it's been around for a long while (see justin.tv for its original form), it still has its problems.

Because twitch.tv has become so huge that eSports hosts their streams there, it is very difficult to stream while something like a Starcraft 2 or League of Legends tournament is going on due to chat breaking down or lagging behind about five minutes.

Youtube forces your quality down to 240-360p, from what I've heard from others. People who demand high quality probably won't be there; they'll probably be on Twitch watching people in HD quality. But for watchability purposes, having that lower quality makes it easier for people with slower internet to watch you. On Twitch, only partner streams or streamers with sub buttons allow you to select a lower quality.

That's about all I know about the differences between Youtube and Twitch.

Davideo7 : Will we get to hear your voice? People who do livestreams always do face-cam. I've always wondered what you sound like. But good luck when this comes out. And also good luck on your livestream.

PixelBrick : Not always. I don't. I know a number of streamers who don't. It might be a lot of 'em do it, but not everybody does, and I certainly can't afford a green screen.

The live stream has begun here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D86-1RcqflI

I ended the live stream early. I was doing terrible on the game and I didn't want to continue embarrassing myself lol. I do plan to record myself playing through the entire game and when I do, I'll upload it to my YouTube channel.