Capcom's Street Fighter 6 is coming to the end of its first year, and the showpiece with a host of changes in balance with the addition of the publisher's fan favorite Akuma will be a mess. Inspired by the phenomenon that began in 2014, Twitch Playspokémon, the CapcomUSA channel will start broadcasting twitch Playsakuma from 4pm today.

Anyone who followed Twitch Play Pokémon will remember seeing thousands of different groups trying to do something as simple as walking around the corner.Do not choose the right option in the fight. And the game used in this case, Pokemon Red, is turn-based. 

So Capcom did this in a live action fighting game, giving viewers a bunch of commands they can use in Twitch chat to control Akuma, and a miraculous coordination was made between the chip Twitch community, which would have prevented Akuma from getting so many beatings here unless they started to free themselves of the raging demons.

For Twitch Play Pokémon, it took 16 million viewers in 116 days to finish the game.It was even after slightly tweaking the rules towards what is called a "democratic mode" in favor of majority voting to push back against pure anarchy when dealing with particularly complex sections of the game. 

Twitch plays Akuma naturally uses Street Fighter6's dynamic control scheme, which combines classic and modern control styles, but it's hard to see how this can lead to anything but a good laugh, even if the Internet always has the ability to surprise you. It's a good idea. Capcom claims that all commands in the chat are registered and executed in real time.

Akuma launches in the appropriate game along with this live stream, and Capcom is playing it calmly about what distinguishes this character iteration. Akuma is like the last boss in the Street Fighter series and is the most frankly powerful of the Shoto type characters: all aggressiveness, all the time, and whether this remains the case will soon be known.