VIDEO: Click on the image for the Call of Duty League 2022 highlight reelĬall of Duty League Rainbow Six: Siege’s Berlin Major gets a Brazilian boost The Røkkr seek to expand their fan base beyond Minnesota, courting folks from Chicago, Iowa and Wisconsin. Live events remain in the plans though, COO Brett Diamond said today in revealing the Version1-owned team’s roster. “The right cadence that we think for us is every other year,” he said.ĭiamond added that Røkkr wanted to experiment with the live events beyond Majors, creating more opportunities for local fans to interact with the team and see the Røkkr in-person. Meanwhile, despite successfully hosting this season's first Major, the Minnesota Røkkr won’t host a CDL Major next season. That allowed us to open up the competition to amateurs and to see that community rally fight to be one of those top four challenger players that could play alongside our 12 CDL teams.” “I also really enjoyed giving a go at the Pro-Am classic for the first time in franchised CDL history. “I love how the broadcast has evolved over the years,” said Daniel Tsay, the GM for Call of Duty esports at Activision Blizzard. Majors across the board in 2022 also saw a double-digit increase in viewership and outperformed previous seasons. This year the event saw more conversation around the championship on Twitter, with a 15% increase in tweets and 25% increase in the number of tweet authors from 2021.The championship had a peak viewership of more than 260,000, its highest since 2020.Day 1 of the event set a record for peak viewership at more than 160,000 viewers.Ticket sales and attendance for each day increased from 2021, with tickets sales increasing by more than 20%.The Call of Duty League likes what it saw from viewership and streaming metrics around this month's championship weekend, which held in person at Galen Center in L.A and streamed exclusively on YouTube. Jason Wilson Call of Duty League championship metrics paint a positive picture It’s a fun game to watch, and it fits the Super Smash Bros.-sized hole in the lineup after Nintendo took its toys and went home following Sony’s acquisition of Evo. I’m hoping to see MultiVersus at Evo Tokyo. An Evo spokesperson tells SBJ that the fighting game event organizer is still evaluating titles for the 2023 event in Tokyo and that it’s too early to determine the roster.
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While that isn’t so rare for a free-to-play game, MultiVersus racked this up achievement in a short amount of time (22 days).Ī future development to watch? MultiVersus did have a presence at the recent Evolution Championship Series 2022 finals, but it wasn’t on the main stage. this week also noted the game has brought in more than 20 million players to its ecosystem. As NPD senior analyst Mat Piscatella told me Monday, “Interesting times, for sure.” It’s the first time in my 16-plus years of covering the gaming industry that I can remember a free-to-play finishing atop the sales charts. The fighting game launched its open beta (effectively a soft launch for free-to-play games) on July 26, and sales of Founder Packs were strong enough to make it the No.
Games must be pleased with the debut of MultiVersus, its platform fighter with in-house IP like Scooby-Doo, Looney Tunes and DC superheroes (and, of course, LeBron James decked out in “Space Jam: A New Legacy” gear).
Jason Wilson Will MultiVersus’ early success launch it into Evo Tokyo? It’s a battle royale brawler game from Iron Galaxy, and it’s some of the most chaotic fun I (and my kids) have had with video games this year. While MultiVersus is the free-to-play game making waves, I’m hoping that Rumbleverse develops an esports scene.
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