Resident Evil 4

This one's a two-part story. We first grabbed Resident Evil 4 back in 2016 when the original was still king—a legendary game that aged better than most. Then 2023 happened. Capcom's remake dropped March 24th, and the house erupted. 1,544 peak viewers. We streamed 12 hours total (split across both eras), but that 2023 run was pure electricity. The remake proved you could honor a classic without just copying it—new graphics, modernized controls, story refinements that actually worked. Leon's village nightmare hit different with contemporary tech behind it. We watched players absolutely lose it at scenes they'd beaten a dozen times already, seeing them fresh through Capcom's lavish new lens.

RE4's numbers span two generations of StreamerHouse. Combined, we hit 1,544 peak viewers, 13,643.5 hours watched, averaging 1,136 viewers across just 12 streaming hours. The 2023 remake single-handedly drove engagement—fastest-selling Resident Evil ever, 6.48 million copies by December 2023. That's not luck. That's Capcom executing a remake right. We gained 146 followers off those streams, the audience carrying momentum forward.