YouTube announced at VidCon 2014, that the video-sharing site will be adding few new features which will benefit gaming enthusiasts. The most exiting announcements were the future support of 42fps & 60fps uploads. A 30fps limit has been a big problem for; game journalists, let’s play videos, etc… But and more importantly the developers.
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