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How Nintendo is helping APAC gamers monetize gameplay footage

The gaming industry is on the rise, with the Asia Pacific region dominating the space for years. This has seen the gaming industry grow, along with the demand for gaming content. The Drum explores how Nintendo is working with creators to monetize their own gameplay footage.

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Nintendo inks agreement with Collab Asia to monetise game content

Nintendo inks agreement with Collab Asia to monetise game content Details 05 May 2021 Nintendo has inked a new licensing agreement with digital content studio and talent network, Collab Asia.  According to its press release, the agreement, named Collab Asia Game Streamers, will monetise gameplay footage derived from Nintendo game content, accelerating support for the production, distribution, and monetisation of live game videos. Collab Asia’s creators are approved to monetise Nintendo game content through the several methods which include Facebook Game Streamer, Facebook Level Up programme, Niconico Creators programme, Niconico Channel, OPENREC Creators programme, Twitch Affiliate programme and Twitch Partner programme, and YouTube Partner programme. 

Collab Asia inks agreement regarding content licensing with Nintendo, as a first-ever with an MCN outside of Japan | Taiwan News

2021/05/04 09:00 SINGAPORE - Media OutReach - 4 May 2021 - Collab Asia, a leading digital content studio and talent network in APAC, today announced a new licensing agreement with Nintendo for its content creators, Collab Asia Game Streamers under the Collab Asia network, to monetize gameplay footage derived from Nintendo Game Content, accelerating support for the production, distribution, and monetization of live game videos. Eugene Choi, CEO and Co-founder of Collab Asia, Inc Collab Asia s creators are approved to monetize Nintendo Game Content through the following methods: Facebook Game Streamer, Facebook Level Up Program, Niconico Creators Program, Niconico Channel, OPENREC Creators Program, Twitch Affiliate Program and Twitch Partner Program, Amplify Publisher Program, YouTube Partner Program, Item Revenue and Video Ad Revenue in TwitCasting Monetization Program, and Mirrativ gifts .

Collab Asia Partners with Nintendo for Content Licensing

The group recently opened an office in Shenzen, its first in mainland China. Collab Asia CEO, Eugene Choi APAC-based digital content studio and talent network Collab Asia has announced a new licensing agreement with Nintendo for its content creators. Collab’s Game Streamers will now be able to monetize gameplay footage derived from Nintendo Game Content, accelerating support for the production, distribution, and monetization of live game videos. The group’s creators are approved to monetize Nintendo Game Content through the following methods: Facebook Game Streamer, Facebook Level Up Program, Niconico Creators Program, Niconico Channel, OPENREC Creators Program, Twitch Affiliate Program and Twitch Partner Program, Amplify Publisher Program, YouTube Partner Program, “Item Revenue” and “Video Ad Revenue” in TwitCasting Monetization Program, and Mirrativ “gifts”.

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