>Part of this push toward gaming will also include streaming on Twitch, which he says wasn't a priority before because it's not super popular in Japan. "We built up our fan base mainly on YouTube up to this point, but as we want to hit a gaming audience, it's very likely that we will focus more on Twitch in the future," he said.
>Tanigo says that Hololive will "look toward having more talent that can play games that are popular in the US," like competitive FPS games. The goal, as I understand it, is to have Hololive vtubers cultivate an audience tied to specific genres or games like any other steamer on Twitch and to let that lead to sponsorships and collabs in the future.
https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/death-stranding-2s-vtuber-cameo-is-only-the-beginning-of-more-anime-girls-appearing-in-your-favorite-games-hololive-ceo-says/

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