Street Fighter 6

Street Fighter 6 arrived at the house in 2023 and hit us differently. Capcom's franchise reboot came with the kind of fighting game energy that makes people actually *care* about frame data and matchups. We streamed 14 hours across launch window and early metagame evolution, and that 1,045 peak tells you everything—the FGC showed up in force. Driving impacts, parry mechanics, special cancels—the gameplay had layers, and the commentary scene exploded trying to keep up. Four thousand plus hours watched means people were tuning in for full sessions, not YouTube clips. Street Fighter 6 represented Capcom firing on all cylinders after some genuinely rough years, and StreamerHouse got to broadcast that moment when fighters realized this wasn't just competent—it was back.

Four thousand one hundred ninety-eight hours watched across 14 hours streamed is insane engagement for a fighting game. That 409 average viewers with a 1,045 peak shows the FGC mobilizing hard. Street Fighter 6 fans don't just watch casually—they study, they dissect, they theory craft. The nearly 300-viewer jump from average to peak reflects competitive moments and major tournament announcements hitting the stream.