11-Year-Old GTA V Dominated Twitch in 2024 (theverge.com) 6
Grand Theft Auto V topped Twitch viewership charts in 2024 with a staggering 1.4 billion hours watched, according to data released by the streaming platform. The 11-year-old game outperformed all competitors, including League of Legends, which also surpassed the billion-hour mark.
Competitive shooters filled the remaining top spots, with Valorant recording 804 million hours, Fortnite exceeding 500 million, and Call of Duty reaching 451 million hours watched. V-Tubers -- streamers using animated avatars instead of showing their faces -- saw viewership increase by 10% year-over-year, accumulating over a billion hours watched collectively.
Competitive shooters filled the remaining top spots, with Valorant recording 804 million hours, Fortnite exceeding 500 million, and Call of Duty reaching 451 million hours watched. V-Tubers -- streamers using animated avatars instead of showing their faces -- saw viewership increase by 10% year-over-year, accumulating over a billion hours watched collectively.
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Last year, approximately 330 million people visited US national parks. If they each stay at least 4.3 hours, then grass will have beaten GTA V.
Meanwhile (Score:2)
GTA 6's trailer from 2023 also has hit two milestone: it has just surpassed 250 million views and 1 million comments.
Misread the headline as (Score:1)
11-Year-Old GTA V Player Dominated Twitch in 2024
I'm glad to be wrong. I think.