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More than 2,000 people attended AniWeCon 2026, an anime and pop culture convention held on August 15 at Paradise Event Arena in Yaba, Lagos, bringing together fans, content creators, gaming enthusiasts and entertainment industry representatives.
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You may not know Asmongold, but millions of people do. Born Zachariah “Zack” Hoyt in 1990, Asmongold is a Twitch streamer, YouTuber, and gaming commentator who built his enormous following playing and discussing World of Warcraft. In recent years, however, his influence has expanded well beyond gaming. Hoyt has increasingly become a prominent voice on political…
Twitch viewers watched more than 8.6 billion hours of gaming content on the platform between January 1 and September 1, 2026, according to the company’s “2026 State of Gaming Report.” Twitch describes the figure as the equivalent of one hour of viewing for every person on earth.
Streaming money in 2026 is bigger, more concentrated and harder to verify than ever. The headline figures now stretch into nine digits at the very top, yet the vast majority of the payout picture still comes from third-party estimates rather than audited disclosures, so any responsible reporting has to separate confirmed platform mechanics from modelled…
An appeal for monetary support is currently underway, led by the renowned 87-year-old creator of the “Ashita no Joe” comics, Tetsuya Chiba.
GTA 6 is just around the corner, and there is no doubt that many of the top creators will be streaming the game. The main competition is expected to be between Kick and Twitch, but it looks like the Stake-backed platform is already leading in the GTA viewership trend.
Today we released our 2026 State of Gaming Report highlighting the titles, streamers, and communities shaping live gaming. Between January 1, 2026 and September 1, 2026*, viewers have watched more than 8.6 billion hours of gaming content on Twitch, the equivalent of one hour for every person on earth. The data underscores why we’re the…
Across the past two years, a perceivable trend has emerged in the world of digital gaming. Twitch, once synonymous with the world of streamers, has seen its market share dip as rivals like YouTube Gaming and Kick come on strong. A report from Stream Hatchet has also shown Twitch traffic declining year-over-year, while YouTube Gaming surges.
AI could transform game development, NPCs, content creation, and player experiences.