If the recent Twitch copyright crackdown — not to mention the YouTube copyright crackdown — of last week told you anything, it's that there's big money to be had in the world of gameplay ...

If the recent $970 million sale of Twitch to Amazon has taught us anything it's that there's big money to be made in gameplay streaming. What was once an industry that required exceedingly expensive ...

In an era when the PlayStation 4 and the Xbox One both offer their own internal game DVRs, you might think that external recording software would no longer be of use. You’d be wrong. The Elgato Game ...

FREMONT, Calif., April 05, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Elgato (NASDAQ:CRSR), a leading provider of hardware and software for content creators, today announced the launch of HD60 X, a powerful new ...

As a kid who grew up in the 80s, I always wished that I could record some of my sweet gameplay as I ran, jumped, and flew my way through countless titles on my Sega Master System and NES. So many ...

For the next generation in video game recording for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 specifically, Elgato has revealed the Game Capture HD60. This is a recording device that's right around half the size of ...

Beyond its class-leading performance, the Elgato HD60 X is easy to set up and doesn’t require any additional drivers on Windows or Mac. It’s also a sleek-looking device that won’t take up too much ...

Elgato's latest game capture device, the HD60 S ($179.99), accepts any unencrypted HDMI video signal up to 1080p at 60 frames per second, letting you record it to your computer or stream it to the ...

The new wave of consoles from Sony and Microsoft gives everyone the tools to record, share and even live-broadcast their gameplay. It's all integrated into the hardware and has no performance impact ...

Earlier this month, Elgato released the Game Capture HD60, a device made to record video output from the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Elgato has the consumer-level game capture market cornered here in ...

Elgato's latest game capture device, the HD60 S ($179.99), accepts any unencrypted HDMI video signal up to 1080p at 60 frames per second, letting you record it to your computer or stream it to the ...