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Post by KostaAndreadis @ 03:11pm 11/12/15 | 7 Comments
And it'll be headed up by Peter Moore, who's job title will be changing ever so slightly from Chief Operating Officer to Chief Competition Officer. This new division, called the EA Competitive Gaming Division, will, "enable global eSports competitions in our biggest franchises including FIFA, Madden NFL, Battlefield and more." Here's hoping they somehow find a way to fit The Sims in there.

The announcement came via a press release filled with so much market-speak as to almost read like a parody.
The Comepetitive Gaming Division will be built around three core pillars:
  • Competition – To create highly-engaging competitive experiences with our games, officially supported by Electronic Arts.
  • Community – To celebrate, connect and grow our community of players across all levels of expertise.
  • Entertainment – To develop live events and broadcasting that bring the spectacle of competition to millions of people around the world.


  • Actually, this is good news for the company and the industry. Which is slowly but surely embracing eSports, and with this announcement from EA we're one step closer to eSports going mainstream. Like footing ball, soccering circle, and that one Aussies love. Cricketing Bat.



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    The GuVna
    Posted 03:38pm 11/12/15
    I can't really get behind Sports Games being eSport titles. Why watch someone play a video game of Football when you can watch the real thing?

    Cars with rockets playing football though, "That" should be eSports :)
    FSCB
    Posted 06:24pm 11/12/15
    Yeah for EA to run an eSports competition, they would first require games that aren't huge piles of s***.
    The sports games for sure will be decent, but running competitive BF4 or other EA shooters just won't work with the real lack of strategy and teamwork in the map designs.
    Plus can you really get 32 pro players on one team?
    notgreazy
    Posted 01:24pm 14/12/15
    I can't really get behind Sports Games being eSport titles. Why watch someone play a video game of Football when you can watch the real thing?

    Cars with rockets playing football though, "That" should be eSports :)

    yeah.... Watching pros play starcraft is one but soccer or football? Haha you have to be a bit off your rocks if you enjoy watching this.
    Obes
    Posted 12:58am 15/12/15
    Every Kosta post is like a visit to the special school.

    lol EA.
    TiT
    Posted 02:22pm 15/12/15
    this will never work, ea brings out a game every year. which also means its hard to be competitive with a game that only last 6months. It took me a long time not to fall for their hipe in games but i am totally against them now.
    Hogfather
    Posted 02:42pm 15/12/15
    Yeh but its the same game each year so there's that ;)
    HERMITech
    Posted 03:10pm 21/12/15
    EA
    It's in the game
    You already bought.
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