Methods, systems, and devices of providing portions of recorded game content in response to a trigger

A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium comprising instructions, wherein responsive to executing the instructions, a processor performs operations comprising:

• receiving first user-generated input, wherein the first user-generated input indicates an event associated with a type of trigger;
• detecting a current trigger during a video game based on the event associated with the type of trigger indicated by the first user-generated input;
• determining a first group of players involved in the current trigger;
• recording a trigger clip of game content for each player in the first group of players resulting in a group of trigger clips, wherein each trigger clip of the group of trigger clips is a portion of game content that includes the current trigger from a perspective of each respective player of the first group of players;
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• providing the group of trigger clips to a group of gaming devices over a communication network, wherein each gaming device of the group of gaming devices is associated with one player of the first group of players.

A method comprising:

• receiving, by a processing system including a processor, first user-generated input, wherein the first user-generated input indicates an event associated with a type of trigger;
• detecting, by the processing system, a current trigger during a video game based on the event associated with the type of trigger indicated by the first user-generated input;
• determining, by the processing system, a first group of players involved in the current trigger;
• recording, by the processing system, a trigger clip of game content for each player in the first group of players resulting in a group of trigger clips, wherein each trigger clip of the group of trigger clips is a portion of game content that includes the current trigger from a perspective of each respective player of the first group of players;
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• providing, by the processing system, the group of trigger clips to a group of gaming devices over a communication network, wherein each gaming device of the group of gaming devices is associated with one player of the first group of players.