While is now very old (released in 2012, no longer supported on modern macOS, and outdated on Windows), it still has a few unique or particularly useful features that some editors miss in newer versions (or that were especially valuable back then):

Ultimately, CS6 was the bridge between the old world of physical media and proprietary hardware and the new world of software-defined workflows. It solidified Premiere Pro as a primary tool for the next generation of filmmakers and established the architecture that continues to power the Creative Cloud versions of today.