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Imagine a world where video games were like sports, professional players were scouted like NBA players, and teams trained in modern facilities as their full-time job. This may seem like a fantasy world for Australians, but in South Korea, this is reality.
With the Adelaide Crows-owned Legacy esports visiting South Korea recently to get a taste of how the world’s best esports competitors go about their business, we spoke to Gen.G COO Arnold Hur about what Australia needs to do to close the gap between us and esports’ top nations.
As the esports world continues to grow and new titles seem to take the world by storm out of nowhere, how do organisations navigate the hype and make informed decisions as to which titles they should compete in? We spoke to Arnold Hur – COO of revered Korean organisation Gen.G – about how his team […]
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Last weekend we saw a fighting game competition here in Melbourne that had over 1,000 competitors pre-registered to enter.