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The Game Awards 2021 sets record of 85m livestreams
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Jeffrey Rousseau
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Monday 20th December 2021
Today The Game Awards reported that viewership grew to 85 million live streams for its 2021 show, which represents an increase of 2% year-over-year compared to last year's event.
The year-end broadcast was streamed to 30 digital networks globally. Twitch accounted for 3.35 million viewers across channels and co-streams.
On YouTube the show amassed more 1.75 million hours watched on its official stream, up 14% compared to 2020.
Although the exact
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