Halo's Fails of the Weak is one of the best. i also scour youtube for all the vids i can for upcoming titles. as for using to help with parts of the game that i dont do. i dont disagree with people who do i just dont personally.

I'm not a fan of traditional Let's Plays that usually feature a single guy playing through the latest releases while talking over them. But I am a big fan of both Achievement Hunter's Let's Play series, as well as GI's own Replay and Super Replay series. These are far better than anything on TV, IMO.

Yes, because the GT.TV servers are in the USA and I'm from Europe. At the prime time, the streaming is horrorible bad on GT.TV. Youtube has european servers.

I absolutely do, I watch many Let's Players and YouTube personalities play games, oftentimes instead of watch traditional TV. I even make some myself now and then, and I'm familiar with the frustration of Sony's restrictions on this. Oftentimes I will wait to complete a game myself before watching an LP of it, or if I'm probably never going to play it I'll happily watch away. The videos I watch a more personality-driven in addition to the game, so I'd hate to see these guys and girls be unable to deliver more content. So this would definitely affect me, and I would hate to see this source of entertainment dry up.

Extremely important, as I don't support any company that chooses to ban people from monetizing on youtube or any streaming channel. If Sony were to not allow this feature I probably wouldn't support them, just like I'm not supporting Nintendo right now.

well watching video game videos are like advertisements/sneak peaks they help me decide whether a game is good or not. Also video game media (humor, education, and etc) are fun to watch...they are the most watched video in youtube  

is that a serious question? what else does sony think people go to half the time for a video demonstration on how to get through really tough and secret parts in games? Youtube is the Google of videos at this point in time and every major and minor video game site that does guides (Ign, Machinima, Pewdepie as picted above) has a youtube channel with people dedicating their time to making the video guides of sometimes complete video game walkthroughs and we can watch it for free. i use my playstation to watch youtube when im stuck on a pc game, and vice versa when im on my ps3. this experience should not change, just the opposite, it should be focused and worked on to improve the experience. i would like a youtube video to pop in the top left corner of the screen while im playing the game itself (like a minimap). just HAVING that option would make the ps4 a completely unique and undefeatable system.

KYR SP33DY and the crew have hilarious game footage and play a wide variety of games to appeal to everyone which is why i am subscribed and watch the videos every week

I will watch a moment of one relevant to an area I might be having trouble with or stuck on - or to see an example of technique I'm trying to pull off but I don't think I've ever watched a full video like the ones described.  I obviously appreciate it when some people put effort into the high quality ones though.

I love the idea of easier sharing of capture though and I also have dabbled in machinima on the PC so anything that makes it easier will be fun for gamers and probably good for gaming.

I enjoy watching gaming on YouTube. I rarely watch stuff about puzzles or boss fights, but I like all of GI's stuff, hilarious glitches, and the occasional speed run. I don't find it boring at all. As long as the person playing isn't an annoying moron.

I watch some videos from YT personalities like TotalBiscuit and others, increasingly more often, actually. I also check short videos for weird lost collectibles, ridiculous combos I'd never think of on my own, or the odd puzzle I've lost hope in. YT just has so much to offer with a reliable and functional player with an advertising system that generally only plays one ad that ends in 15sec or can be skipped in 5; which is leagues beyond GT's system that can play 4 30sec ads straight and may crash the vid at any time, forcing you to watch all of them over again. Or even GI's player which forces the same tired ad into the beginning of every video for weeks straight. It's reasons like this that I see a video on my favorite gaming sites, and then go look for it on YT.

Test Chamber, Replay, Super Replay, TFTW, video reviews from various sites, and extensive looks at gameplay are all forms of entertainment, education, and consumer information for me.

The only time I watch gaming videos is when I'm debating whether or not to buy a game and I want to see some gameplay to see if I'd like it. Even then I don't watch the whole video, just skim through to see the variety of gameplay.

of course this is huge for me

If someone recently got stuck in a game and says they DIDN'T go to the internet to see how to get past it I'm calling them a liar.

Well, as an LPer myself, it obviously affects me. Regardless, I watch tons of LPs and other gaming videos on a daily basis, so...yes, I hope Sony allows it.

The people I watch on YouTube play on PC, so it doesn't affect me. Also PewDiePie, really?

Yes.  YouTube has overtaken Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Instant, iTunes, and Cable TV as my primary source for watching video... hands DOWN.  I get to watch content I WANT to see and that's primarily Video Games.

Yes.  YouTube has overtaken Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Instant, iTunes, and Cable TV as my primary source for watching video... hands DOWN.  I get to watch content I WANT to see and that's primarily Video Games.

I love it, only if the commentary actually provides insight. People like Totalbiscut, ChuggaaConroy, and Josh Jepson are great examples of good youtube commentators.