New record for The Geoff & Company Power Hour
Because time no longer exists, it has already been a whole fortnight since we all sat down to watch Geoff Keighley and an array of publishers and developers showcase their wares during the Summer Game Fest live stream — and it appears that the show has been a tremendous success, breaking its own viewership records for the third year running.
According to a tweetposted by host and organizer Keighley, Summer Game Fest 2022 — which broadcast on the afternoon of June 9 — hit a peak concurrent 3.5 million viewers during the course of its 90-minute runtime. Over 6,000 accounts co-streamed the broadcast, while “Twitter Conversation” was up 100% on last year’s stream, with the usage of “#thegameawards” hashtag up by 69%. Nice.
Thank you for making this our biggest#SummerGameFestshowcase yet for viewership and social engagement around the world on June 9!pic.twitter.com/0JpKNFBrlC
— Geoff Keighley (@geoffkeighley)August 01, 2025
Over the course of the Summer Game Fest stream, viewers were able to check out new trailers, news, reveals, and updates on a wide variety of titles currently in development for PC and consoles.
Among the many games featured we saw a trailer for Guile inStreet Fighter 6, footage of space horrorThe Callisto Project, a cinematic forMarvel’s Midnight Suns, a release date forTMNT: Shredder’s Revenge, campaign footage fromCall of Duty: Modern Warfare II, footage of Nightwing kicking ass inGotham Knights, and the long-awaited reveal of Naughty Dog remakeThe Last of Us Part I,which had, unfortunately,been leaked mere minutesbefore the show began.
Summer Game Fest will return in June of 2023. Before then, we can expect to see Keighley do his stage show thang thing atGamescom’s Opening Night Live streamon August 24, and, of course, at The Game Awards 2023, which is scheduled to take place this winter.
you’re able to check out our full coverage of Summer Game Fest 2022right here.
