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p>The Xbox maker today announced its plans to buy live-streaming service Beam, a Seattle-based company founded by 18-year-old Matt Salsamendi.
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p>The teen who founded his company in January says it has already seen 100,000 users.
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p>The Xbox maker today announced plans to buy live-streaming company Beam which is a Seattle-based business created by 18-year-old Matt Salsamendi
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p>As opposed to other streaming services it lets users influence and interact with a video game streamed by a different player.
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p>Beam allows viewers to suggest challenges to streamers and even modify game elements such as weapons loadouts or quest selection.
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p>Developers can also create button layouts that let viewers interact with the games being streamed via Beam.
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p>"We at Xbox are excited about this convergence of watching and playing, and want to give gamers the option to enjoy amazing multiplayer experiences across all of Beam's platforms and devices,' Chad Gibson, a partner group program manager at Microsoft's Xbox Live division, said in an announcement.
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p>"This acquisition will allow gamers to enjoy the games they love with the people they love, and on the devices that they prefer."
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p>The terms of the deal were revealed.
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p>He also explained how the system might work with Minecraft.
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p>'Using 'Minecraft' as one example With Beam you don't just watch your favorite streamers play, you play along with them.
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p>"You can test them and make real-time decisions that affect their gameplay, such as tool selection as well as quests, movements, and much more. All this is possible through simple visual controls."
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p>Salsamendi says Beam will continue operating even as he and his colleagues integrate into the Xbox engineering group.
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p>Salsamendi in a blog post posted on the Beam's website, claimed that Beam has grown to around 100,000 users since its launch in January this year.
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p>He writes, "As part Xbox, we will be able scale faster than we have ever before."
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p>"We are expanding our team, strengthening our infrastructure, and most important, we're continuing to grow and support Beam's amazing community..
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p>The 18-year-old CEO and founder of the company.
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p>After running a massive game server platform hosting Minecraft servers for four years, Matthew Salsamendi, at the age of 18 decided to launch Beam.
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p>The company, which is based in Seattle, allows creators to chat with their viewers and let them to control certain aspects of the game streamed.
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p>Beam allows players to interact with each with each other and control their play. This includes setting the weapon loadout in multiplayer shooters or setting the weapon loadout for multiplayer shooters.
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p>It launched at TechCrunch? Disrupt NY 2016 and was awarded the Startup Battlefield competition.
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p>TechCrunch? Disrupt Startup Battlefield Winners Matt Salsamendi of Beam pose for photos during TechCrunch? Disrupt NY 2016, Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, May 11 on the 11th of May in 2016.
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p>Salsamendi, from Bellevue in Seattle is 'passionate about high-availability infrastructure and web performance! According to his bio.
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p>In his spare time, you can be able to find him programming, creating theater lighting, flying planes, and creating short films,' the report says.
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p>However even Salsamendi was not expecting the response during an interview with Geekwire when asked if he would you rather have Gates, Zuckerberg or Bezos in your corner, he replied: 'Zuckerberg, hands down.
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p>"He has an unrivalled global perspective on the human interaction and community.
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p>"We function as an indirect social network for gamers, and Zuckerberg is the King of Social.
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