What's better than a nice Titanfall takedown? Earning bragging rights from all your friends for your gaming achievement.

Titanfall players haven't wasted any time showing off their skills online. Since last month's launch of Twitch broadcasting on the Xbox One, players of the highly anticipated first-person shooter have live-streamed an impressive 10 million minutes of their epic battles, making Titanfall the most streamed game from Microsoft's next-gen console, Redmond said Tuesday.

The Twitch broadcasting app made its debut on the Xbox One on March 10, alongside the release of Titanfall. Since then, Xbox One players have live-streamed 23 million minutes of gaming action.

"Twitch on Xbox One has played a big role in the increase in Xbox One usage," Microsoft said. On March 10 and 11 alone, users broadcast more than 2.7 million minutes from their Xbox One consoles — the most ever for a Twitch console app on its first day. Moreover, during the app's first day, 30 percent of all unique Twitch broadcasters were coming from the Xbox One.

"In its first week, 108,000 unique Twitch users tried their hand at broadcasting from Xbox One, accounting for 22 percent of Twitch's unique broadcasters in the same period of time," Microsoft said. "New broadcasters are really getting into it, too, as the average Twitch broadcast on Xbox One is nearly as long as the average American TV sitcom at 28 minutes."

Twitch boasts more than 45 million unique monthly viewers, making it the world's top video platform and community for gamers. Users of the service collectively watch 13 billion minutes of gaming video per month, which comes out to around 106 minutes per person per day.

Twitch broadcasting launched for the PS4 in November, several months after the TV app arrived on the Xbox 360.

For more, check out our review of Titanfall and 10 Tips That'll Make You a Titanfall God.