 Thanks to Intel for sponsoring this video. Immersive viewing experiences in VR is an interesting idea. That's why there's big investment going on like the NFL working with Google, YouTube, Daydream VR to bring a mini-series out about what it takes to train for game day. That along with Fox Sports VR means that there's a lot of investment going into viewing traditional sports in VR. But what if you're a gamer and you want to see stuff like Counter-Strike and League of Legends? If you're one of those guys, there's Sliver TV. It'll be available on mobile 360, Google cardboard, Samsung Gear VR, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and hopefully soon, PlayStation's PSVR as well. Sliver gives you a unique view of the game. If you tune in and install it for the next Counter-Strike or League of Legends tournament that is supported by it, you'll be able to jump into VR, look up and see the official stream of the match, look down and see a unique view which is more closer to the playfield, but external to the player's view as well. It's pretty interesting. That means that not only are you getting the VR-focused 3D view down below, but if you do want to check out what the traditional media every once in a while, you can just look up and it's right there. If you want to check them out, just go to whatever app store your supported headset uses and download the Sliver TV app. If you want to check them out on Facebook, it's Sliver TV, and on Instagram and Twitter, it's SliverTV360. What they already have is interesting, but what I'm more excited for is their future. More games, different viewing experiences, all that kind of stuff will add a polish to the platform that should be good. For instance, Edzal and I competed in a backstage tournament for a game being worked on by Oculus and Insomniac Games called The Unspoken. It's a wizard game with lots of movement and tactics, and it's in mixed reality because it's a VR game, so you're actually in the environment as a person. Being able to bring someone into that environment with Sliver TV would be a pretty jaw-dropping experience. Watching Edzal teleport all over the place and wreck people in VR with him in the gaming environment is a very cool use case. And while Sliver TV hasn't announced this or even hinted to it at all, I think it would be a very cool usage of their platform, and it's something that I would like to see. Hit them up on Twitter if you would as well. Thanks to Intel for sending us to IEM 2016 in Oakland this year. If you want to see all the rest of our Linus Tech Tips content, stay subscribed to Linus Tech Tips and... Excuse me, but I'm going to watch the match now.