The support team said that the problem was solved, but users still experienced issues a month after the response. Since July 2017, the Raptr app was having problems with the access process, which alerted several users. On April 4, 2017, it was announced that the Raptr rewards service would be closed on the 30th of that month, because the partnership with AMD was over.
#Rapt desktop app software#
However, the software is still available for download. In October 12, 2016, AMD discontinued the AMD Gaming Evolved App developed with the Raptr team, ending their collaboration. The service spun off into an independent company in January 2017. In March 2015, Raptr launched, a gaming video clip sharing service.
#Rapt desktop app Pc#
In 2015, Raptr announced an end for console support, citing the growing PC market and changes to Xbox Live and PlayStation Network which created difficulties in updating features. Raptr also partnered with Twitch to provide 'one-click' streaming in their desktop app. Raptr then teamed up with AMD to promote optimization of games on AMD graphics cards. We help gamers get the best experience every time they play” and adding "we have reinvented ourselves with a focus on PC gaming". There are a million different configurations for playing games. Dennis Fong stated "the biggest pain point for PC gamers is the weakness of the platform as a whole. In 2014, Raptr rebooted its business plan to focus on PC gamers. In December 2009, Raptr partnered with GameSpot to provide both communities with extra features. Raptr has partnerships with video game publishers Activision & Ijji, and the Raptr client was bundled with the PC release of Red Faction: Guerrilla. Raptr launched in a closed beta on February 2, 2008, and launched an open beta to the public on September 3, 2008. In February 2014, AMD invested in Raptr, which improved the reward system, allowing users to earn points for optimizing their games with the app and added discounts and giveaways for real hardware. One of the main features was Raptr rewards, a program where users earn a currency, called Raptr points, while playing or gaining achievements, those points could be exchanged for various rewards such as in-game items, avatars, new games, etc. Raptr let users publish their gaming accomplishments to sites like Twitter, Plurk, FriendFeed, and Facebook. On the website, users added video games to their profile, as well as track game play time and achievements, share reviews, game related information, and game activity. Screenshot of the Raptr client interface which a user can download.
0 kommentar(er)
