voice chat

American  

[vois chat] / ˈvɔɪs ˌtʃæt /

noun

1. Digital Technology. live, spoken conversation over the internet, especially between players of a video game.

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verb (used without object)

1. Digital Technology. to engage in live, spoken conversation over the internet, especially while playing a video game.

Example Sentences

In the first quarter, the company’s content filters processed a daily average of 6.1 billion text messages and 1.1 billion hours of voice chat.

From Barron's

And those who play with friends will enjoy the new “C” button for accessing voice chat and screen sharing.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We’re obviously aware of the economic conditions out there right now,” Bowser said, stressing that various enhancements to the Switch 2, which include new control schemes and group and voice chat features, have led them to “the right price point.”

From Los Angeles Times

The voice chat additions, said developer Takuhiro Dohta, are designed to create a “student lounge feel,” meaning it’s hopefully a fast and simple way to get friends to gather.

From Los Angeles Times

It appears to help control a voice chat feature which is built into the system.

From BBC