Considering the world of video games can be played by a couple of people huddled around an Atari a few decades ago, it's pretty unreal to think people are now hosting esports arena events with hundreds of people in attendance. It's true, though.
With a lot of growth and a vast amount of money on the line, esports offers a bright future for gamers and competitive video game enthusiasts.
Are you up for gaming experiences that elevate your skills and dopamine levels? If you are, Contender eSports is where gamers and enthusiasts look to take their skills to the next level. So whether you play for fun or to compete on console, Contender eSports is worth checking out.
The founders of ggCircuit have operated brick and mortar esports venues for over 15 years, and we believe that getting an esports franchise is a great way to get into this business. It usually takes more effort to carve your path in this industry but getting a head start from a successful brand can make things easier for aspiring entrepreneurs.
Time is money, right? Setting up a LAN Center or Esports Arena can be a time-consuming task. Aside from the physical setup of the machines themselves, you’ve also got an entire software environment to configure - installation of the Windows operating system, hardware drivers, game launchers, and games, as well as configuration and customization of each of the above.
Esports has also been around for a while, and they were often regarded as plain-old gaming competitions and nothing more. But, today, esports is dominating the gaming world and is bigger and better than ever.
As LAN center owners and creators of the best esports venue management software around, we often find ourselves bombarded with questions about how to start a video game LAN center. As much as we want to help everyone, we hope this blog post will help some entrepreneurs get an idea of how to get their gaming center off the ground.
Creating amateur competitions for your esports venue business is critical in making your venue continue to thrive. So today, we're looking outside of our ggCircuit esports ecosystem to discuss bracketing systems, specifically Smash.gg. From Super Smash Bros. to the Bud Light Beer League, all kinds of competitions can be found on Smash.gg just by giving them a click.
ggCircuit is constantly drawing in new esports venue subscribers to be their partners. For this month, we are proud to announce a batch of new centers that will be part of our growing network.
Over the past several years, the popularity of esports and online gaming has grown rapidly. Today, it’s normal to see teams of professional video game players compete against teams from other states or countries.