Twitch, the live streaming service that connects gamers and viewers, is now available as a channel on Roku devices.
Admittedly, if you’re not a gamer, the prospect of spending hours staring at someone else playing a video game probably isn’t very enticing. Nonetheless, gaming is big business nowadays, and the rise of e-sports has been fuelled by services like Twitch.
And besides, with 1.5 million broadcasters on the service, surely you can find something you’d want to watch?
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Roku owners can update their devices via the Channel Store, and if you don’t have a Roku, you can still watch along on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Chromecast and Amazon Fire TV, as per normal.
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