A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... (Disney, please don't strike us)

This week, the guys talk about streaming, which is pretty nuts now. Ninja moved to Mixer, and it has become an absolute free for all. Platforms like Twitch, Mixer, YouTube Gaming, and now Facebook Gaming are all-in try to lure streamers and their audiences to be their superstars.

Getting to be a big streamer takes a lot of time and effort. Using exclusivity contracts, these on-camera gaming personalities are trying to make it even bigger. Selling your streaming soul to these mega-corporations apparently only costs a couple million dollars a year. Personally, we'd do a lot more for a lot less. While this does put some Ben Franklins in the pockets of the streamers, does it equate to dollar signs for the companies as well? Are they each taking away from the success of their competitor? Can anyone stop Twitch's reign?!