Author: Jonno Nicholson
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Challengermode announces four-year deal with NODWIN Gaming
[ad_1] Esports tournament platform Challengermode has signed a four-year deal with South Asian esports company NODWIN Gaming. The deal will see NODWIN Gaming use the platform to host tournaments across ‘key markets’ in South Asia and Africa. Image credit: Challengermode, NODWIN Gaming RELATED: Challengermode expands into LATAM with Yup.gg partnership NODWIN will host tournaments across numerous…
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GRID Esports and WePlay Esports extend data partnership
[ad_1] Esports tournament organiser WePlay Esports has extended its partnership with esports data platform GRID Esports. As a result, the platform will continue to provide WePlay Esports with data security services. Moreover, the deal will focus on data management, distribution and monetisation. Image credit: GRID Esports, WePlay Esports RELATED: BLAST Premier extends data partnership with GRID Esports…
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ORDER unveils partnership with mental health organisation The Man Cave
[ad_1] Australian esports organisation ORDER has announced a partnership with preventative mental health organisation The Man Cave. The deal will see the two parties collaborate on a range of activations, such as physical and emotional wellbeing workshops. Image credit: ORDER, The Man Cave RELATED: ORDER teams with Australian and Victorian Governments to host Rocket League Invitational In addition…
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Munster Rugby Gaming joins forces with Williams Racing
[ad_1] Munster Rugby Gaming, the esports branch of Irish rugby club Munster Rugby, has announced a partnership with British Formula One team Williams Racing. As a result, Williams will support the branch’s foray into sim racing, starting with the 2022 SRO Sprint Series. Image credit: Munster Rugby Gaming RELATED: Munster Rugby: Charging hard into esports The driver lineup…
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G2 Esports extends AGON by AOC partnership
[ad_1] European esports organisation G2 Esports has extended its existing partnership with gaming monitor and peripherals brand AGON by AOC. As a result, the brand will equip the organisation’s training facility with its latest range of gaming monitors, which have reportedly been developed using input from G2’s players. Image credit: G2 Esports, AGON by AOC RELATED: G2 Esports…
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Skyesports unveils 2022 events roadmap
[ad_1] Indian esports and gaming company Skyesports has unveiled its events roadmap for 2022. The roadmap details a range of tournaments taking place across the year. This includes the second Skyesports Mobile Open, which features a prize pool of Rs. 1 crore (~£99,038). Image credit: Skyesports RELATED: Skyesports CEO Shiva Nandy discusses acquisition and future prospects in South…
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Version1 promotes Annie Scott Riley and Jake Trobaugh
[ad_1] North American esports organisation Version1 has announced the promotion of senior staff members Annie Scott Riley and Jake Trobaugh. Scott Riley, the organisation’s former VP of Marketing and Creative, has been promoted to the role of Chief Marketing Officer. Meanwhile, Trobaugh has been named Vice President, as well as Head of Esports and Acquisitions. Previously he…
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Misfits Gaming Group lands HyperX partnership
[ad_1] Multi-regional esports company Misfits Gaming Group (MGG) has announced a partnership with gaming peripherals brand HyperX. The deal will see the brand become the official headset and microphone provider for the Florida Mutineers Call of Duty League franchise and influencers under MGG. Image credit: Misfits Gaming Group, HyperX RELATED: Misfits Gaming Group strikes apparel partnership with ellesse In addition to…
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Centric Gaming strikes partnership with ARterra
[ad_1] North American esports organisation Centric Gaming has signed a partnership with NFT platform ARterra. The year-long collaboration will see ARterra’s logo appear on Centric Gaming’s promotional material and esports jerseys. Image credit: ARterra / Centric Gaming RELATED: Complexity signs partnership with NFT platform ARterra Both entities will also collaborate on a range of activations, including…
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Ubisoft esports departments combine into one global team
[ad_1] French video game developer and publisher Ubisoft has consolidated its esports departments into a single global team. The move comes as the company looks to ‘better shape the future of esports and competitive gaming’. Image credit: Ubisoft RELATED: FACEIT and Ubisoft expand Rainbow Six Siege FPL into LATAM The newly formed Esports and Competitive Gaming Team…