Few careers in the last 15 years have evolved as drastically as game streaming. From grainy webcams as teenagers shrieked over jump-scares in indie horror games, to full-on studios with high-end recording equipment and meticulously curated backgrounds, streaming has become a competitive job that you need to invest a bit into if you're to get results out of it.
Streaming equipment manufacturer Elgato has been in the game for as long as PewDiePie (seriously, they both got going in 2010), and has evolved with the times. Its latest line of Stream Decks not only gives streamers powerful tools to control their productions, but can also smooth out workflows for those working in video production, graphic design, and other techy fields.
